Narrative:

Scheduled for less than 9 hours flying in 24 hour period on an 8 hour reduced rest. Scheduling reassigned my last leg to 2 legs of flying. Afterward, I realized the new legs put me over 9 hours of flying in a 24 hour block after a reduced rest. Afterward, I verified this with scheduling. He verified the mistake. The scheduling program (flight trac) never flagged the problem even after re-entering the information. I was simply too tired and motivated to get home to want to doublechk scheduling's math. The previous day was a 15 hour 50 min duty day to a reduced rest.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: COMMUTER CAPT EXCEEDS A 9 HR FLT TIME AFTER BEING RESCHEDULED SUBSEQUENT TO A REDUCED REST PERIOD AT ZZZ, US.

Narrative: SCHEDULED FOR LESS THAN 9 HRS FLYING IN 24 HR PERIOD ON AN 8 HR REDUCED REST. SCHEDULING REASSIGNED MY LAST LEG TO 2 LEGS OF FLYING. AFTERWARD, I REALIZED THE NEW LEGS PUT ME OVER 9 HRS OF FLYING IN A 24 HR BLOCK AFTER A REDUCED REST. AFTERWARD, I VERIFIED THIS WITH SCHEDULING. HE VERIFIED THE MISTAKE. THE SCHEDULING PROGRAM (FLT TRAC) NEVER FLAGGED THE PROB EVEN AFTER RE-ENTERING THE INFO. I WAS SIMPLY TOO TIRED AND MOTIVATED TO GET HOME TO WANT TO DOUBLECHK SCHEDULING'S MATH. THE PREVIOUS DAY WAS A 15 HR 50 MIN DUTY DAY TO A REDUCED REST.

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.