EMBRAER EMB-145XRExpress Jet
163 lines · 00:07:39.7 – 00:14:50.0 · Akron, OH, 2011-03-18
- 00:14:12.8CAM-1yeh I know. I agree.
- 00:14:14.6HOT[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]
- 00:14:14.6HOT-2and so.
- 00:14:17.0CAM-1oh #. CEN11IA234
- 00:14:17.5HOT-2I say we. I'm just kind'a gonna look over the after landing checklist.
- 00:14:21.8HOT[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]
- 00:14:21.9HOT-2I got the gust lock set.
- 00:14:23.9TWRRescue eleven tower.
- 00:14:35.3HOT-2ah gust lock. the flaps I'm gonna leave there.
- 00:14:50.0HOT-2parking brake.
Crew communication
163 lines readobservations a human-factors reviewer takes from a transcript — the sterile cockpit, the Board's own notations, rhythm, CRM markers. Not emotions, not scores: the affect is in the audio, and the audio is sealedWindow: 25:04:25–25:05:49 · basis: recorder pressure altitude below 10,000 ft. Candidate non-pertinent lines below are a first reading for the investigator, not a finding.
No candidate non-pertinent conversation inside the window.
Delivery and physiological notes the transcribers added in brackets, plus # expletives. 15 words are marked unintelligible (*).
- #00:08:38.6“aw-haw #...”
- #00:08:40.1“...come on #...”
- #00:08:51.0“whup. whup. # # #. CEN11IA234”
- #00:08:54.2“whoa #...what was that dude.”
- #00:08:58.8“oh #.”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:08:59.9“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
- #00:09:03.1“holy #.”
- #00:09:04.7“what the # was that.”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:09:05.4“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:09:10.8“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:09:19.6“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
- trails off to mumbling00:09:21.9“yeh remain seated [trails off to mumbling]”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:09:25.1“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
- sound of decreasing whine, similar to engine spool down00:13:20.9“[sound of decreasing whine, similar to engine spool down] CEN11IA234”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:13:23.2“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:13:28.7“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:14:14.6“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
- #00:14:17.0“oh #. CEN11IA234”
- sound of single chime, similar to master caution00:14:21.8“[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]”
Hedged or questioning lines from one pilot in the critical window, with the other pilot’s next words.
- 00:10:05.2“what the hell dude. do we. look out the window.”→ 00:10:08.8“I'm gonna call uhm.”
- 00:08:46.3[sound of chime, similar to master caution]→ 2 s later: 00:08:48.3“I got tops--”
- 00:08:59.9[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ 0.8 s later: 00:09:00.7“what do you want to do. come to ah. we need to come to a stop.”
- 00:09:05.4[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ no crew words within 5 s
- 00:09:10.8[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ 3.6 s later: 00:09:14.4“we went off the runway fifty nine sixteen.”
- 00:09:19.6[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ 2.3 s later: 00:09:21.9“yeh remain seated [trails off to mumbling]”
- 00:09:25.1[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ 3.8 s later: 00:09:28.9“alright.”
- 00:13:23.2[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ 3 s later: 00:13:26.2“nobody's nobody's injured.”
- 00:13:28.7[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ 4 s later: 00:13:32.7“uhm at this time believe there are no injuries. uhm the aircraft should be it's all intact and ah. uhm everybody's in their seats as far as I know. we're checking on that right now. we're securing the aircraft per some checklists.”
- 00:14:14.6[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ 0 s later: 00:14:14.6“and so.”
- 00:14:21.8[sound of single chime, similar to master caution]→ 0.1 s later: 00:14:21.9“I got the gust lock set.”
Every question between the pilots drew a reply within 8 s.
“Not in transcript” never means “not said”: a line may be unintelligible, or the recording may not cover that phase.
| Speaker | words | questions | hedges | exclamations | expletives | checklists | non-pertinent lines |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Captain | 299 | 1 | 7 | 12 | 7 | 0 | 5 |
| First officer | 489 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 8 |
| Observer / jumpseat | 45 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
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