Narrative:

While working east departure on plan 28/27L simultaneous approachs; ord arrs started going from pappi 180 degree heading to pappi direct ord. This is a direct conflict with ord eastbound departures heading 040 degrees. I was never told when the arrival pattern changed. This put me in a very difficult position by surprise! Solution: require arrival (either the handoff or vector controller or supervisor) to advise departure any time they delay vector direct ord on any confign. I have been at C90 and was taught to advise departure of this type of change to the pattern. It is not required anymore.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: C90 CTLR DESCRIBED CONFLICT EVENT CITING INTRAFAC COORD FAILURE AND NEW PROC THAT DOES NOT REQUIRE SUBJECT COORD.

Narrative: WHILE WORKING E DEP ON PLAN 28/27L SIMULTANEOUS APCHS; ORD ARRS STARTED GOING FROM PAPPI 180 DEG HDG TO PAPPI DIRECT ORD. THIS IS A DIRECT CONFLICT WITH ORD EBOUND DEPS HDG 040 DEGS. I WAS NEVER TOLD WHEN THE ARR PATTERN CHANGED. THIS PUT ME IN A VERY DIFFICULT POS BY SURPRISE! SOLUTION: REQUIRE ARR (EITHER THE HDOF OR VECTOR CTLR OR SUPVR) TO ADVISE DEP ANY TIME THEY DELAY VECTOR DIRECT ORD ON ANY CONFIGN. I HAVE BEEN AT C90 AND WAS TAUGHT TO ADVISE DEP OF THIS TYPE OF CHANGE TO THE PATTERN. IT IS NOT REQUIRED ANYMORE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of May 2009 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.