Narrative:

Sna ground control cleared flight to taxi to north overnight parking area, make a right 180 degree turn, stop and shut down engines for our 90 min ground delay. While making the turn, a truck parked adjacent to holding pad was turned on its side from jetblast. Truck was unoccupied. No injuries reported. North overnight parking area is a fairly small and closed area containing large amounts of ground support equipment and vehicles. Aircraft should not be taxiing in this area with or without ATC clearance. Being towed to this confined area, in my opinion, is the only really safe way to position aircraft here. Also, the parking of vehicles and equipment nearby is only making aircraft movements riskier.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: B757 CREW TURNED OVER A TRUCK WITH BLAST DAMAGE.

Narrative: SNA GND CTL CLRED FLT TO TAXI TO N OVERNIGHT PARKING AREA, MAKE A R 180 DEG TURN, STOP AND SHUT DOWN ENGS FOR OUR 90 MIN GND DELAY. WHILE MAKING THE TURN, A TRUCK PARKED ADJACENT TO HOLDING PAD WAS TURNED ON ITS SIDE FROM JETBLAST. TRUCK WAS UNOCCUPIED. NO INJURIES RPTED. N OVERNIGHT PARKING AREA IS A FAIRLY SMALL AND CLOSED AREA CONTAINING LARGE AMOUNTS OF GND SUPPORT EQUIP AND VEHICLES. ACFT SHOULD NOT BE TAXIING IN THIS AREA WITH OR WITHOUT ATC CLRNC. BEING TOWED TO THIS CONFINED AREA, IN MY OPINION, IS THE ONLY REALLY SAFE WAY TO POS ACFT HERE. ALSO, THE PARKING OF VEHICLES AND EQUIP NEARBY IS ONLY MAKING ACFT MOVEMENTS RISKIER.

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.