Narrative:

Approximately 15 mins west of denver, so noticed crew oxygen level at zero. We were overhead the continental divide, rocky mountains, and elected to descend via ZLC control to MEA (16000 ft MSL) to preempt an emergency descent in the event of a subsequent pressurization failure (10000 ft later altitude would bring oxygen masks out of the ceiling) did not declare an emergency. Proceeded at MEA to slc (final destination) and to uneventful landing. Maintenance actual leak check of crew oxygen system results to be determined.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A B727-200 IN CRUISE AT FL330 EXPERIENCES FLC LOSS OF OXYGEN AND DSNDS TO MINIMUM ENRTE ALT. CAUSE OF OXYGEN LOSS UNKNOWN.

Narrative: APPROX 15 MINS W OF DENVER, SO NOTICED CREW OXYGEN LEVEL AT ZERO. WE WERE OVERHEAD THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE, ROCKY MOUNTAINS, AND ELECTED TO DSND VIA ZLC CTL TO MEA (16000 FT MSL) TO PREEMPT AN EMER DSCNT IN THE EVENT OF A SUBSEQUENT PRESSURIZATION FAILURE (10000 FT LATER ALT WOULD BRING OXYGEN MASKS OUT OF THE CEILING) DID NOT DECLARE AN EMER. PROCEEDED AT MEA TO SLC (FINAL DEST) AND TO UNEVENTFUL LNDG. MAINT ACTUAL LEAK CHK OF CREW OXYGEN SYS RESULTS TO BE DETERMINED.

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.