Narrative:

Was cleared for the ILS runway 24 at mvy due to poor visibility. Once inside the FAF, I attempted to contact mvy and received no response, although I could hear other communication. On short final and over the runway before touchdown, I tried 2 or 3 additional times -- no response. I felt the smart thing to do at the time was to land assuming a possible communication problem. When clearing the runway the tower finally called and informed me that they had closed the airport and that I had landed without a clearance. Better coordination between local and cape approach. Better situational awareness on the part of the tower (they should have known we were inbound) and a prompter check-in with the tower on my part could have possible avoided the confusion.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: C421 PLT LANDED AT A CLOSED ARPT AT MVY.

Narrative: WAS CLRED FOR THE ILS RWY 24 AT MVY DUE TO POOR VISIBILITY. ONCE INSIDE THE FAF, I ATTEMPTED TO CONTACT MVY AND RECEIVED NO RESPONSE, ALTHOUGH I COULD HEAR OTHER COM. ON SHORT FINAL AND OVER THE RWY BEFORE TOUCHDOWN, I TRIED 2 OR 3 ADDITIONAL TIMES -- NO RESPONSE. I FELT THE SMART THING TO DO AT THE TIME WAS TO LAND ASSUMING A POSSIBLE COM PROB. WHEN CLRING THE RWY THE TWR FINALLY CALLED AND INFORMED ME THAT THEY HAD CLOSED THE ARPT AND THAT I HAD LANDED WITHOUT A CLRNC. BETTER COORD BTWN LCL AND CAPE APCH. BETTER SITUATIONAL AWARENESS ON THE PART OF THE TWR (THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN WE WERE INBOUND) AND A PROMPTER CHK-IN WITH THE TWR ON MY PART COULD HAVE POSSIBLE AVOIDED THE CONFUSION.

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.