Narrative:

Penetrated cuban airspace prior to making contact with havana center. Departed gcm on flight plan: proceeded on course: apparently not in radar contact but radio contact with gcm control. First time at gcm and failed to note close proximity to cuban airspace. Problem arose due to unfamiliarity and inattention to detail. Contributing factor was non radar environment and no instructions from gcm air traffic control. Discovered by checking chart. Contacted havana center who gave several frequency changes. .

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A B737 CREW, DEPARTING GRAND CAYMAN, (MWCG), PENETRATED CUBAN AIRSPACE PRIOR TO CONTACTING HAVANA CENTER.

Narrative: PENETRATED CUBAN AIRSPACE PRIOR TO MAKING CONTACT WITH HAVANA CENTER. DEPARTED GCM ON FLT PLAN: PROCEEDED ON COURSE: APPARENTLY NOT IN RADAR CONTACT BUT RADIO CONTACT WITH GCM CTL. FIRST TIME AT GCM AND FAILED TO NOTE CLOSE PROXIMITY TO CUBAN AIRSPACE. PROBLEM AROSE DUE TO UNFAMILIARITY AND INATTENTION TO DETAIL. CONTRIBUTING FACTOR WAS NON RADAR ENVIRONMENT AND NO INSTRUCTIONS FROM GCM AIR TFC CTL. DISCOVERED BY CHECKING CHART. CONTACTED HAVANA CENTER WHO GAVE SEVERAL FREQ CHANGES. .

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.