17 July 1996 - TWA 800 TWA Boeing 747 N93119 arrived as Flight TW881 from Athens at New York-JFK at 16.31h. The airplane was refueled at JFK and remained at gate 27 with the auxiliary power unit (APU) and two of its three air conditioning packs operating (for about 2 1/2 hours) until it departed as TWA flight 800. The was scheduled to depart JFK for Paris about 19.00h; however, the flight was delayed because of a disabled piece of ground equipment and concerns about a suspected passenger/baggage mismatch. The aircraft was pushed back from the gate about 20.02h. Between 20.05h and 20.07h, the flight crew started the Nos. 1, 2, and 4 engines and completed the after-start checklist. About 20.08h, the flight crew received taxi instructions and began to taxi to runway 22R. While the airplane was taxiing (about 20.14h), the flight crew started the No. 3 engine and conducted the delayed engine-start and taxi checklists. At 20.18:21, ATC advised the pilots that the wind was out of 240-degrees at 8 knots and cleared flight 800 for takeoff. During the departure from JFK, the pilots received a series of altitude assignments and heading changes from New York Terminal Radar Approach Control and Boston ARTCC controllers. At 20.25:41, Boston ARTCC advised the pilots to climb and maintain FL190 and expedite through FL150. At 20.26:24, Boston ARTCC amended TWA flight 800's altitude clearance, advising the pilots to maintain FL130. At 20.29:15, the captain stated, "Look at that crazy fuel flow indicator there on number four .. see that?" One minute later Boston ARTCC advised them to climb and maintain FL150. The crew then selected climb thrust. After a every loud sound for a fraction of a second, the CVR stopped recording at 20.31:12. At that moment, the crew of an Eastwind Airlines Boeing 737 flying nearby reported seeing an explosion. The aircraft broke up and debris fell into the sea, 8 miles south off East Moriches.
PROBABLE CAUSE: "An explosion of the center wing fuel tank (CWT), resulting from ignition of the flammable fuel/air mixture in the tank. The source of ignition energy for the explosion could not be determined with certainty, but, of the sources evaluated by the investigation, the most likely was a short circuit outside of the CWT that allowed excessive voltage to enter it through electrical wiring associated with the fuel quantity indication system. Contributing factors to the accident were the design and certification concept that fuel tank explosions could be prevented solely by precluding all ignition sources and the design and certification of the Boeing 747 with heat sources located beneath the CWT with no means to reduce the heat transferred into the CWT or to render the fuel vapor in the tank nonflammable."Legenda
RDO - Radio transmission from accident aircraft
CAM - Cockpit Area Microphone sound or source
INT - Aircraft flight/ground intercom sound or source
-1 - Voice identified as Captain (left seat)
-2 - Voice identified as First Officer (right seat)
-3 - Voice identified as Second Officer
-4 - Voice identified as Instructor Flight Engineer
-5 - Voice identified as gate agent personnel
-6 - Voice identified as male aircraft ground personnel
-? - Voice unidentified
TWR - JFK Local Controller (tower)
GND - JFK Ground Controller
DEP - New York Radar Departure Controller
CTR - Boston ARTCC Controller (center)
FIC - TWA Flight Information Controller
GH - Kennedy Gate Hold Controller
LOAD- TWA passenger/freight load Controller
ATIS- Kennedy automated terminal information service
UNK - Unknown source
* - Unintelligible word
@ - Nonpertinent word
# - Expletive deleted
% - Break in continuity
() - Questionable text
(( ))- Editorial insertion
- - Pause
Note: All times are expressed in Eastern Daylight Savings time. Only radio transmissions to and from the accident aircraft were transcribed.
time Source: Content: 1959: 40 Start of recording. 1959: 41 CAM-? got it. 1959: 42 CAM-? an agent comin'. 1959: 43 CAM-? yeah right. 1959: 44 CAM-5 passenger's bag pulled, the passenger was on board the whole time. 1959: 49 CAM-5 all right. 1959: 50 CAM-1 is the bags back on? 1959: 52 CAM-5 huh? 1959: 53 CAM-? yes. 1959: 53 CAM-1 yeah he was on the whole time. 1959: 54 CAM-1 okay. 1959: 56 CAM-4 are we reconciled? 1959: 56 CAM-? let's go. 1959: 58 CAM-? push. 1959: 59 CAM (( sound similar to cockpit door closing)). 2000: 01 CAM-1 we won't bother telling them that. 2000: 03 CAM-? nope. 2000: 04 CAM-1 you don't mind, huh? 2000: 11 CAM-3 we'd have a mutiny back there. 2000: 14 CAM-4 now the lavatories are full. 2000: 15 CAM-1 okay, well she said she'd call me as soon as they ah --. 2000: 16 CAM-3 probably have to get the ATIS now, huh? 2000: 18 CAM-2 don't don't ah let them do their job Ralph they'll tell you when they're seated. 2000: 22 ATIS -- visibility greater than one zero ceiling better than five thousand temperature two eight due point two one altimeter three zero zero seven approach in use VOR DME runway two two left departure runway runway two two right and southwest departures runway three one left from intersection of kilo kilo all pilot are require to read back all runway hold short instructions in interest of noise abatement please use the assigned runway advise you have tango Kennedy airport information tango two three five one Zulu weather wind two two zero eight visibility --. 2000: 36 CAM-3 all door lights are out. 2000: 37 CAM-1 thank you. 2000: 53 CAM-2 tango. 2001: 02 INT-6 cockpit ground. 2001: 05 INT-1 hello ground 2001: 06 INT-6 all right every thing is shut down here you should have all door lights out and when you have clearance you can release the brakes. 2001: 13 INT-1 yeah we'll get the clearance we're waitin' on all the people to sit down I'll be back with ya in just a second. 2001: 18 CAM (( sound of cabin chime)). 2000: 40 INT-6 okay we're standing by. 2001: 23 CAM-3 hello darling. 2001: 24 CAM-3 everybody seated thanks. 2001: 25 CAM-1 amazing. 2001: 26 CAM-3 everybody's seated. 2001: 27 CAM-1 do we have push back clearance to move? 2001: 28 CAM-3 we're we're we cleared to push from FIC or -. 2001: 30 CAM-1 no not yet. 2001: 31 CAM-2 you have to call them. 2001: 32 RDO-3 FIC TWA eight hundred gate twenty seven. 2001: 37 FIC TWA eight hundred? 2001: 38 RDO-3 yeah we're ready to push. 2001: 39 CAM (( sound of electric seat adjustment)). 2001: 42 FIC TWA eight hundred you're cleared to push gate twenty seven. 2001: 46 CAM-2 cleared to push. 2001: 47 CAM-1 cleared to push. 2001: 48 RDO-3 cleared to to push eight hundred. 2001: 50 INT-1 okay ground we are cleared to push yeah well wait a minute hang on a minute. 2001: 53 CAM-1 did they say everybody was seated yeah they did. 2001: 54 CAM-3 yes. 2001: 58 INT-1 okay, we're cleared to push sorry. 2001: 57 INT-6 brakes released please. 2001: 58 CAM (( sound similar to parking brake being released)). 2001: 59 INT-1 beacon on brakes released. 2002: 00 INT-6 thank you. 2002: 02 CAM-2 you got something else to do Ralph. 2002: 05 CAM-1 number one ADP-. 2002: 06 CAM-2 there you go. 2002: 07 CAM-1 and the electric. 2002: 08 CAM-2 it's a command. 2002: 09 CAM-1 electric's on. 2002: 10 CAM-2 right. 2002: 10 CAM-2 that's a command. 2002: 11 CAM-1 command. 20.... CAM-1 number one ADP on and the electric. 2002: 16 CAM-2 before you release the brakes. 2002: 22 CAM-? *. 2002: 27 CAM-2 block's at oh two I assume. 2002: 29 CAM-3 I'm showin' oh two out. is that what you want? 2002: 32 CAM-2 that's fine. 2002: 33 CAM-1 yeah. 2002: 34 CAM-2 that's fine. 2002: 35 CAM-1 okay. 2002: 38 CAM-2 that's a minute over kill. 2002: 40 CAM-1 yeah well that was because they weren't seated they probably had people standing up and they were *. 2002: 46 CAM-2 * down. 2002: 48 CAM-2 exactly. 2002: 50 CAM-1 you can bet on it. 2002: 54 CAM-1 I still think I'm sittin' too high in this thing. 2003: 10 FIC eight hundred. 2003: 11 CAM-1 somebody calling us . 2003: 12 RDO-3 go ahead. 2003: 13 FIC tell your mechanic to pull you back push you back far enough so we can get an arrival into your gate. 2003: 18 RDO-3 okay. 2003: 21 INT-1 and ah ground FIC wants you to push us back far enough so they can bring somebody in our gate. 2003: 27 INT-6 okay we'll do that. 2003: 30 INT-1 thank you. 2003: 32 CAM-? * where's this thing. 2004: 07 CAM-1 ah there's that ah new airplane. 2004: 10 CAM-2 one twenty nine yes sir. 2004: 43 INT-6 okay this looks far enough. 2004: 45 INT-1 okay if you say so. 2004: 47 INT-6 brakes parked please. 2004: 48 CAM (( sound of parking brake being set)). 2004: 50 INT-1 brakes parked. 2004: 51 INT-6 thank you cleared to turn your engines. 2004: 54 INT-1 okay we'll turn one two and four today. 2004: 56 INT-6 (( sound of two mike clicks)). 2004: 59 CAM-1 turn one please. 2005: 12 CAM-2 (( sound of cough)). 2005: 19 CAM-1 contact. 2005: 22 CAM-2 you got N- 1? 2005: 26 CAM-1 I do now. 2005: 27 CAM-2 you do now. 2005: 29 CAM-3 four fifty. 2005: 30 CAM-1 it bobbled but not much. 2005: 42 CAM-1 and turn two please. 2005: 44 CAM-4 ***. 2006: 00 CAM-1 N- one. 2006: 01 CAM-3 turning. 2006: 04 CAM-1 two. 2006: 07 CAM-3 four hundred. 2006: 24 CAM-1 turn four. 2006: 25 INT-1 turning four. 2006: 27 INT-6 * four. 2006: 45 CAM-1 contact. 2006: 51 CAM-3 four hundred. 2006: 56 INT-1 disconnect ground equipment stand by for hand signals thank you. 2006: 58 INT-6 okay. 2007: 13 CAM-1 okay and after start checklist when you have a moment. 2007: 14 CAM (( sound of momentary power interruption to the CVR)). 2007: 15 CAM (( sound of altitude alert tone)). 2007: 20 CAM-3 stand by. 2007: 29 CAM-1 after start. 2007: 30 CAM-3 after start checklist. flight recorder? 2007: 33 CAM-1 on. 2007: 34 CAM-3 start switches? 2007: 35 CAM-1 off. 2007: 36 CAM-3 beacon lights? 2007: 37 CAM-1 are on. 2007: 38 CAM-3 brake pressure? 2007: 41 CAM-1 checked. 2007: 42 CAM-3 start levers? 2007: 44 CAM-1 idle detent. 2007: 45 CAM-3 engine anti- ice? 2007: 46 CAM-1 off. 2007: 50 CAM-1 you need to get taxi clearance. 2007: 52 RDO-2 Kennedy gate hold TWA's eight hundred heavy we're lifeguard ah we're ready to taxi out delta alpha with tango. 2008: 01 GH TWA eight hundred all right contact ground one two one point niner for the taxi inform them that you are lifeguard. 2008: 04 CAM-3 after start checklist complete. 2008: 07 RDO-2 roger. 2008: 13 RDO-2 Kennedy ground TWA's eight hundred heavy lifeguard comin' out delta alpha with tango. 2008: 19 GND ah TWA eight hundred heavy ah you're a life guard today? 2008: 24 RDO-2 yes sir. 2008: 25 GND you know every day you come out and we don't know that you're a lifeguard and then you tell us you are and ah if you could tell company to ah you know ah put that in their flight plan ah it would help us out alot. 2008: 38 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred understand I don't think they knew it either until the last minute. 2008: 41 GND all right TWA eight hundred taxi right on alpha and hold short of echo. 2008: 47 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred right alpha hold short of echo. 2008: 49 RDO-3 and a load TWA eight hundred. 2008: 52 CAM-1 right on alpha and hold short of echo. 2008: 53 CAM-1 clear right? 2008: 54 CAM-2 clear right. 2008: 55 CAM (( sound of parking break being released)). 2008: 57 CAM-2 clear left. 2009: 05 RDO-3 and load TWA eight hundred. 2009: 07 LOAD eight hundred stand by. 2009: 19 CAM-2 watch number one it's too high. 2009: 26 CAM-1 forty five percent. 2009: 28 CAM-1 you got a guy over there. 2009: 30 CAM-2 yup. 2009: 34 CAM-1 right on alpha huh? 2009: 36 LOAD eight hundred ready to copy? 2009: 37 RDO-3 ready to copy. 2009: 38 LOAD on board twenty nine up front one eight three in the rear takeoff fuel is one seven six decimal six your gross takeoff weight is five nine zero seven seven one trim six decimal one and no reported GSI's. copy? 2009: 41 CAM-1 clear. 2009: 42 CAM-2 yeah. 2009: 43 CAM-2 keep it comin'. 2009: 51 CAM-1 does he look clear? 2009: 52 CAM-2 yup it's no problem. 2009: 56 RDO-3 okay twenty nine in the front one eighty three in the back one seven six decimal six on the fuel five nine zero decimal seven seven one on the takeoff weight six point one on the trim and no GSIs TWA eight hundred out. 2010: 01 CAM-1 one two three --. 2010: 09 CAM-1 ya think he's gunna try and get us out being a lifeguard? 2010: 10 LOAD okay read back. * both times? 2010: 12 RDO-3 yeah we're out at ah zero zero zero two and ah expecting off here probably about ah thirty five. 2010: 15 CAM-2 I think he just *. 2010: 19 CAM-2 that's your undershoot problem huh. 2010: 21 CAM-1 * it is ? 2010: 24 LOAD copy zero two and three five have a good flight eight hundred. 2010: 25 RDO-3 see ya. 2010: 26 CAM-1 how's that look? 2010: 27 CAM-2 better. 2010: 50 CAM-3 six point one on the trim. 2010: 53 CAM-2 okay set up here. 2011: 58 CAM-1 well we lost a little bit of weight huh? payload. 2012: 04 GND TWA eight hundred make a left turn on um taxi way echo behind Carnival and hold short of runway three one right and you can monitor tower now on one two three point niner. 2012: 17 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy left echo hold short of three one right over to the tower, bye. 2012: 24 CAM-1 left on echo behind carnival hold short of three one right. 2012: 35 CAM-2 (( sound of cough)). 2012: 38 CAM (( sound of parking brake release)). 2012: 41 CAM-2 can I have the weight slip if you are done with it, Ollie? 2013: 22 CAM-2 notice that's going to be an undershoot too. 2013: 24 CAM-1 what's that? 2013: 25 CAM-2 good. 2013: 27 CAM-1 well then someone's given me the wrong poop cause I was tryin' to turn like on the L ten eleven they said I was over- turning. 2013: 33 CAM-2 ah. 2013: 38 CAM-1 how much past center then? 2013: 40 CAM-2 nose wheel is back by the emergency exit door. right? 2013: 41 TWR and lifeguard TWA eight hundred heavy Kennedy tower good evening you with me? 2013: 42 CAM-1 right, right. 2013: 45 CAM-? (sound of cough). 2013: 46 CAM-2 so you really can't start the turn until the nose wheel is past there the center taxi line and whatever it takes as far as -. 2013: 54 CAM-1 the angle but *. 2013: 56 CAM-2 as far as comin' out with the main gear you just want to play with it a little bit a few times to find out. 2014: 04 CAM-1 okay. 2014: 07 CAM-2 but that first turn would have been a very dirty *. 2014: 10 CAM-1 *. 2014: 11 CAM-2 there's no way you could - . 2014: 12 TWR TWA eight hundred heavy lifeguard Kennedy tower. 2014: 13 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy lifeguard go ahead. 2014: 16 TWR I'm gunna put you behind British Airways so the company heavy seven six knows to follow you so make a right on the runway a left at Zulu alpha and follow British. 2014: 23 RDO-2 TWA eight hundred heavy okay right on ah thirty one ah correction thirteen left and follow British. 2014: 29 CAM-1 start the number three motor. 2014: 31 CAM-2 let's. 2014: 33 CAM-2 start taxi. 2014: 36 CAM-1 okay. 2014: 37 CAM-2 are you ready? 2014: 37 CAM-3 okay. 2014: 43 CAM-2 just let me have one engine. 2014: 39 CAM-3 there you go. 2014: 40 CAM-? if you need it. 2014: 41 CAM-3 all right we got enough pressure. 2014: 42 CAM-2 okay here we go I'll get the engine for ya. 2014: 53 CAM-2 watch your feet just steer it. 2014: 56 CAM-2 just leave 'em alone for a little bit. 2014: 58 CAM-1 you want number three back? 2014: 59 CAM-2 yup. 2015: 01 CAM-2 don't touch the engines. 2015: 02 CAM-1 okay. 2015: 04 CAM-2 start lever. 2015: 08 CAM-3 four hundred. 2015: 23 CAM-2 okay you can have 'em now. 2015: 29 CAM-2 here you got no problems. 2015: 33 CAM-1 delayed engine -. 2015: 34 CAM-2 wide runway you don't need to worry about it. 2015: 36 CAM-1 yeah delayed engine start. 2015: 39 CAM-3 delayed engine start checklist. start switches? 2015: 42 CAM-1 off. 2015: 43 CAM-3 start levers? 2015: 45 CAM-1 idle detent. 2015: 47 CAM-3 engine anti- ice? 2015: 47 CAM-1 off. 2015: 51 CAM-3 delayed engine start checklist is complete. 2015: 53 CAM-1 taxi checklist. 2015: 55 CAM-3 taxi checklist. Flaps and runway? 2015: 58 CAM-1 flaps are ten and green for runway two two right Kennedy. 2016: 04 CAM-3 ten eight green two two right Kennedy. take off data EPR and airspeed bugs? 2016: 08 CAM-1 five hundred and ninety thousand seven seventy one takeoff EPR's set at point three three bugs set and cross checked at one fifty three. 2016: 16 CAM-2 set and cross checked. 2016: 17 CAM-3 stabilizer trim? 2016: 18 CAM-1 is set at six point one. 2016: 21 CAM-3 probe heat? 2016: 22 CAM-1 on. 2016: 23 CAM-3 flight controls? 2016: 25 CAM-1 checked. 2016: 26 CAM-3 auto- brakes? 2016: 28 CAM-1 armed. 2016: 29 CAM-2 now you can start it. 2016: 31 CAM-3 yaw dampers? 2016: 32 CAM-1 on. 2016: 34 CAM-2 wrong answer checked. 2016: 35 CAM-1 checked. 2016: 37 CAM-2 right here don't roll out start rollin' out you're beside the line. 2016: 43 CAM-3 seat belt shoulder harnesses? 2016: 44 CAM-1 checked. 2016: 51 CAM-1 okay gentlemen standard TWA crew coordination you call out eighty Vee one Vee R please. 2016: 58 CAM-2 that's the first officers -. 2017: 00 CAM-1 we're going to fly headings, huh. 2017: 02 CAM-2 I say that's standard first officer duties. 2017: 06 CAM-1 well. 2017: 07 CAM-3 taxi checklist is complete. 2017: 08 CAM-1 two hundred five degree on the heading five thousand. 2017: 10 CAM-2 that's it. 2017: 18 TWR TWA eight hundred heavy caution wake turbulence from a seven fifty seven runway two two right taxi into position and hold. 2017: 24 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy lifeguard position and hold two two right. 2017: 28 CAM-1 position and hold two two right. 2017: 31 CAM-1 will you alert the cabin please. 2017: 40 CAM-3 flight attendants please be seated for takeoff. 2017: 55 CAM-4 ****. 2018: 03 CAM-2 now that's better. 2018: 04 CAM-3 now it's coming on *. 2018: 06 CAM-1 I'll just extend it out to that line. 2018: 07 CAM-3 * sure *. 2018: 09 CAM-2 yeah that's one of the ways you test yourself too is whether when you get rolled out is the whole airplane longitudinally lined up. 2018: 15 CAM-1 yeah. 2018: 21 TWR TWA eight hundred heavy lifeguard wind's two four zero at eight runway two two right cleared for takeoff. 2018: 27 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy lifeguard cleared for takeoff two two right. 2018: 31 CAM-1 before takeoff checklist. 2018: 33 CAM-3 before takeoff checklist. icing considerations? 2018: 34 CAM-1 checked. 2018: 35 CAM-3 cabin alert? 2018: 36 CAM-1 checked. 2018: 36 CAM-3 transponder? 2018: 37 CAM-1 that's checked. 2018: 39 CAM-3 ignition? 2018: 40 CAM (( sound of click)). 2018: 41 CAM-1 flight start. 2018: 42 CAM-3 body gear steering? 2018: 43 CAM-1 disarmed. 2018: 44 CAM-2 clocks. 2018: 46 CAM-3 before takeoff checklist is complete. 2018: 48 CAM-1 thank you. 2018: 49 CAM-4 get right up in there. 2018: 51 CAM (( sound of increasing engine noise)). 2018: 59 CAM-1 trim throttles. 2019: 14 CAM-2 eighty knots. 2019: 23 CAM-2 Vee one. 2019: 35 CAM-2 Vee R. 2019: 41 CAM (( sound of two clicks)). 2019: 43 CAM-1 gear up. 2019: 44 CAM-2 gear up. 2020: 00 TWR TWA eight hundred heavy contact New York departure one three five point niner good evening. 2020: 05 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy good night. 2020: 14 RDO-2 Kennedy departure TWA's eight hundred heavy lifeguard leaving nine hundred climbing five thousand. 2020: 19 DEP lifeguard TWA eight hundred heavy New York departure radar contact climb and maintain one one thousand. 2020: 24 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy climb and maintain one one thousand. 2020: 29 CAM-1 climb to one one thousand and maintain. 2020: 44 DEP TWA eight hundred heavy turn left heading one five zero. 2020: 47 CAM-1 left to one five zero. 2020: 48 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy turn left heading one five zero. 2020: 51 CAM-1 flaps five. 2020: 53 CAM-2 flaps five. 2021: 11 CAM-1 flaps one. 2021: 12 CAM-2 flaps one. 2021: 26 CAM-1 flaps up. 2021: 29 CAM-2 say what? 2021: 29 CAM-1 flaps up. 2021: 30 CAM-2 flaps up. 2021: 48 CAM-1 climb thrust. 2022: 01 DEP TWA lifeguard TWA eight hundred heavy turn left heading zero seven zero. 2022: 07 RDO-2 TWA's lifeguard eight hundred heavy turn left heading zero seven zero. 2022: 11 CAM-1 left zero seven zero. 2022: 29 DEP TWA eight hundred heavy or lifeguard TWA eight hundred heavy turn left heading zero five zero vector climbin' around traffic. 2022: 35 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy turn left heading zero five zero. 2022: 41 CAM-1 left zero five zero climb vector. 2022: 44 DEP TWA eight hundred heavy the traffic in the turn will be three o'clock and five miles northeast bound four thousand nor- is a company seven two five five in trail will be a Saab- Fairchild when you're out of five I'll have on course. 2022: 54 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy understand. 2022: 58 CAM-1 he's at three o'clock? 2023: 00 CAM-2 yeah. 2023: 02 CAM-2 that's the problem. 2023: 19 DEP TWA eight hundred heavy direct Betty resume own navigation. 2023: 22 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy direct Betty own navigation. 2023: 26 CAM-1 direct Betty and our own nav. 2019: 52 CAM-1 that's alive. 2023: 37 DEP TWA lifeguard TWA eight hundred heavy contact Boston one three two point three. 2023: 38 CAM-2 huh. 2023: 39 CAM-1 direct Betty. correct? 2023: 42 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy ah say again the frequency. 2023: 44 DEP one three two point three. 2023: 46 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy good day. 2024: 00 CAM-1 *. 2024: 01 CAM (( sound of noise of recording tape)). 2024: 30 CAM-1 seems like a home sick angel here (*/ awesome). 2024: 36 CAM-2 it's bleeding off airspeed that's why. 2024: 38 CAM-1 yeah *. 2024: 41.7 RDO-2 New York center TWA's lifeguard eight hundred heavy eight thousand two hundred climbing one one thousand. 2024: 48 CTR TWA eight hundred Boston center roger climb and maintainone three thousand. 2024: 53.4 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy climb and maintainone three thousand. 2024: 57 CAM-1 climb and maintainone three thousand. 2025: 31 CTR TWA eight hundred what's your rate of climb? 2025: 34.5 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy ah about two thousand feet a minute here until accelerating out of ten thousand. 2025: 41 CTR roger sir climb and maintainflight level one niner zero and expedite through fifteen. 2025: 47.1 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy climb and maintainone niner zero and expedite through one five thousand. 2025: 53 CAM-1 climb to one nine zero expedite through one five thousand. 2025: 57 CAM-3 pressurization checks. 2025: 59 CAM-3 (takeoff) thrust go on cross feed? 2026: 02 CAM-? ah. 2026: 04 CAM-1 yeah. 2026: 07 CAM-3 I'll leave that on for just a little bit. 2026: 12 CAM-3 is that right? 2026: 13 CAM-4 yes. 2026: 24 CTR TWA eight hundred amend the altitude maintainah one three thousand thirteen thousand only for now. 2026: 29 CAM-1 thirteen thousand. 2026: 30.3 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy okay stop climb at one three thousand. 2026: 35 CAM-1 stop climb at one three thousand. 2026: 51 CAM-1 *. 2026: 59 CAM-2 twelve for thirteen. 2027: 35 CAM (( sound of click)). 2027: 47 CAM (( sound of altitude alert tone)). 2028: 13 CTR TWA eight hundred you have traffic at one o'clock and ah seven miles south bound a thousand foot above you he's ah Beech nineteen hundred. 2028: 20.6 RDO-2 TWA's ah eight hundred heavy ah no contact. 2028: 22.5 RDO-3 FIC TWA eight hundred. 2028: 25 FIC TWA eight hundred. 2028: 25 RDO-3 Eight hundred with an off report ah plane number one seven one one nine we're out at zero zero zero two, and we're off at zero zero one nine, fuel one seven nine decimal zero, estimating Charles De' Gaul at zero six two eight. 2028: 42 FIC TWA eight eight hundred got it all. 2028: 44.8 RDO-3 Thank you. 2029: 15 CAM-1 look at that crazy fuel flow indicator there on number four. 2029: 23 CAM-1 see that. 2029: 35 CAM-1 some where in here I better trim this thing (in/ up). 2029: 39 CAM-2 huh? 2029: 39 CAM-1 some place in here I better find out where this thing's trimmed. 2030: 15 CTR TWA eight hundred climb and maintainone five thousand. 2030: 18 CAM-1 climb thrust. 2030: 19.2 RDO-2 TWA's eight hundred heavy climb and maintainone five thousand leaving one three thousand. 2030: 24 CAM-1 Ollie. 2030: 24 CAM-3 huh. 2030: 25 CAM-1 climb thrust. 2030: 28 CAM-1 climb to one five thousand. 2030: 35 CAM-3 power's set. 2030: 42 CAM (( sound similar to a mechanical movement in cockpit)) 2031: 03 CAM *. 2031: 05 CAM (( sounds similar to recording tape damage noise)). 2031: 12 end of recording. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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