A Lear 35 pilot climbs 300 feet above his assigned intermediate altitude before returning to FL210 near TFD, AZ.

Date: 2000-12 · Aircraft: Learjet 35 · Phase: climb

Anomalies: Deviation altitude overshootDeviation discrepancy procedural clearanceOther flc distr

Synopsis

A Lear 35 pilot climbs 300 feet above his assigned intermediate altitude before returning to FL210 near TFD, AZ.

Narrative

Rewritten in plain English from NASA’s original all-caps telegraphic report — facts, figures, and terminology preserved.

The aircraft was assigned off of a vector to fly direct to TFD VOR and climb and maintain FL210 when the captain was reviewing SID; failed to level off at assigned altitude.

At a +300 feet altitude, the captain initiated corrective action.

Show the original NASA report (verbatim, telegraphic)

ACFT WAS ASSIGNED OFF OF A VECTOR TO FLY DIRECT TO TFD VOR AND CLB AND MAINTAIN FL210 WHEN CAPT WAS REVIEWING SID; FAILED TO LEVEL OFF AT ASSIGNED ALT. AT A +300 FT ALT; THE CAPT INITIATED CORRECTIVE ACTION.

Source: NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (public domain). Reports are voluntary submissions and are not verified by NASA.