Narrative:

On takeoff at approximately 110 KTS the master caution light illuminated in response to an aft cargo light. A rejected takeoff was initiated and the highest airspeed noted was 118 KTS. All systems performed normally. We taxied clear of the runway; didn't set the brakes and had the airport rescue and fire fighter personnel do an infrared scan of the brakes. Brake temperatures were reported 'cool' with no hot spots. We consulted the brake cooling charts and elected to return to the gate for the required inspection and for the required cool down period. No other issue were evident and the flight did depart later.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A B737-800 Aft Cargo Door light illuminated during takeoff and the Captain rejected the takeoff reaching a maximum speed of 118 KTS. The brakes remained cool and the aircraft returned to the gate.

Narrative: On takeoff at approximately 110 KTS the Master Caution light illuminated in response to an Aft Cargo light. A rejected takeoff was initiated and the highest airspeed noted was 118 KTS. All systems performed normally. We taxied clear of the runway; didn't set the brakes and had the Airport Rescue and Fire Fighter personnel do an infrared scan of the brakes. Brake temperatures were reported 'cool' with no hot spots. We consulted the Brake Cooling charts and elected to return to the gate for the required inspection and for the required cool down period. No other issue were evident and the flight did depart later.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of April 2012 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.