Narrative:

Arriving at teb on the STAR from over gordonsville, we were expecting a visual approach to runway 6 or runway 1. We were given the ILS to runway 6 in VMC. Altitude restr was 2000 ft to localizer then 1500 ft. ATC had to remind us to descend to 1500 ft. (Thinking back, I don't know if we were past danda intersection or not!) (danda intersection is mandatory 1500 ft.) upon landing runway 6, we were given lahso runway 1, which I accepted too late on runway to comply with. Contributing factors were: 1) 250 KT speed restr. 2) autoplt tripped off and wouldn't reset. 3) our failure ot brief the approach properly. 4) end of a distraction, long day, and busy airspace.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: CPR JET MISSES XING ALT ON APCH TO TEB, NJ, AND ACCEPTS LAHSO CLRNC THAT HE WAS UNABLE TO COMPLY WITH.

Narrative: ARRIVING AT TEB ON THE STAR FROM OVER GORDONSVILLE, WE WERE EXPECTING A VISUAL APCH TO RWY 6 OR RWY 1. WE WERE GIVEN THE ILS TO RWY 6 IN VMC. ALT RESTR WAS 2000 FT TO LOC THEN 1500 FT. ATC HAD TO REMIND US TO DSND TO 1500 FT. (THINKING BACK, I DON'T KNOW IF WE WERE PAST DANDA INTXN OR NOT!) (DANDA INTXN IS MANDATORY 1500 FT.) UPON LNDG RWY 6, WE WERE GIVEN LAHSO RWY 1, WHICH I ACCEPTED TOO LATE ON RWY TO COMPLY WITH. CONTRIBUTING FACTORS WERE: 1) 250 KT SPD RESTR. 2) AUTOPLT TRIPPED OFF AND WOULDN'T RESET. 3) OUR FAILURE OT BRIEF THE APCH PROPERLY. 4) END OF A DISTR, LONG DAY, AND BUSY AIRSPACE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.