Boeing 727: Deviation Altitude Overshoot incidents
349 voluntary NASA ASRS incident reports for “Boeing 727” aircraft categorised as “Deviation Altitude Overshoot”.
349Total reports
15Years with data
Reports by year
Recent report synopses
- 2011-06 B727 flight crew experiences a possible altitude deviation caused by an altitude alerter/autopilot malfunction. Fatigue was a contributing factor in the incident.
- 2007-03 B727 flight crew descends below cleared altitude due to hearback readback problem.
- 2007-01 B727 crew descends below assigned altitude on approach to BIL after runway change, triggering a GPWS warning and necessitating an escape maneuver.
Source: NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (public domain). Reports are voluntary submissions and are not verified by NASA.