Narrative:

Regarding flight from yyz to atl on apr/xa/00. The left and right pack temperature controls were both written up with problems in the logbook. When we referred to the MEL we missed the note on the FL250 altitude restr. I understand that the first dispatch release and flight plan were for FL240, however, we never received that release. We only received release #2 which planned and released us for a flight at FL350. We operated the flight as if there were no altitude restr. We had a completely normal flight with no pressure or temperature control problems.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AN MD88 FLC OPERATES THEIR ACFT AT FL350 WHEN THE MEL REQUIREMENTS MANDATED THAT THE ACFT BE RESTR TO A MAX ALT OF FL250, CYYZ, ON.

Narrative: REGARDING FLT FROM YYZ TO ATL ON APR/XA/00. THE L AND R PACK TEMP CTLS WERE BOTH WRITTEN UP WITH PROBS IN THE LOGBOOK. WHEN WE REFERRED TO THE MEL WE MISSED THE NOTE ON THE FL250 ALT RESTR. I UNDERSTAND THAT THE FIRST DISPATCH RELEASE AND FLT PLAN WERE FOR FL240, HOWEVER, WE NEVER RECEIVED THAT RELEASE. WE ONLY RECEIVED RELEASE #2 WHICH PLANNED AND RELEASED US FOR A FLT AT FL350. WE OPERATED THE FLT AS IF THERE WERE NO ALT RESTR. WE HAD A COMPLETELY NORMAL FLT WITH NO PRESSURE OR TEMP CTL PROBS.

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.