Narrative:

After visibility approach to runway 16 at pwk I was 'cleared to land, hold short second runway 24 for departing traffic.' I complied, then was instructed to taxi up runway 12L and to stay with tower. I did not hear a taxi clearance limit to hold short of runway 24 again for departing traffic, although I did hear an small aircraft Y landing behind me given a clearance limit for landing roll-out re: runway 24. Upon my crossing runway 24 I saw an small aircraft Z landing (?-flaps out) and controller yelled that I was told to hold short of runway, '...call tower on phone.' I did so. Ground controller answered (he was 'cil') and asked what happened.I explained that I had not heard taxi limit, I was familiar (very) with airport and very comfortable with radio procedure. I had heard small aircraft Y landing after I was given roll-out restriction. He said they would not file an action, but that both controller and I should listen-up.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: GA-SMA CROSSED AN ACTIVE RWY WITH SMA ON SHORT FINAL.

Narrative: AFTER VIS APCH TO RWY 16 AT PWK I WAS 'CLRED TO LAND, HOLD SHORT SECOND RWY 24 FOR DEPARTING TFC.' I COMPLIED, THEN WAS INSTRUCTED TO TAXI UP RWY 12L AND TO STAY WITH TWR. I DID NOT HEAR A TAXI CLRNC LIMIT TO HOLD SHORT OF RWY 24 AGAIN FOR DEPARTING TFC, ALTHOUGH I DID HEAR AN SMA Y LNDG BEHIND ME GIVEN A CLRNC LIMIT FOR LNDG ROLL-OUT RE: RWY 24. UPON MY XING RWY 24 I SAW AN SMA Z LNDG (?-FLAPS OUT) AND CTLR YELLED THAT I WAS TOLD TO HOLD SHORT OF RWY, '...CALL TWR ON PHONE.' I DID SO. GND CTLR ANSWERED (HE WAS 'CIL') AND ASKED WHAT HAPPENED.I EXPLAINED THAT I HAD NOT HEARD TAXI LIMIT, I WAS FAMILIAR (VERY) WITH ARPT AND VERY COMFORTABLE WITH RADIO PROC. I HAD HEARD SMA Y LNDG AFTER I WAS GIVEN ROLL-OUT RESTRICTION. HE SAID THEY WOULD NOT FILE AN ACTION, BUT THAT BOTH CTLR AND I SHOULD LISTEN-UP.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of August 2007 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.