Narrative:

Landing at eaa oshkosh. Very heavy traffic. Approaching runway 36, tower instructed aircraft to land right and short; left and short; right and long; left and long. I was instructed to land left and long, then to go around, and then to continue to land left and long. After landing and parking, pilot of aircraft (who said he landed left and short) behind me said, 'you landed very close to me.' when I inquired how long he rolled out on runway and if he exited onto grass as soon as possible, I received no response. NOTAM says exit expeditiously. Contributing factors. Fisk did not open for arrs until xx:50 CDT (scheduled to open at xx:00 CDT after air show). About 1 hour of arrs holding at ripon. Fisk controllers had stuck microphone on bad radio, many aircraft called fisk to change radio. This caused poor line up from fisk. Osh tower should monitor fisk radio for proper operation.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: CLOSE PROX TWO GA SMA ACFT ON APCH TO OSH.

Narrative: LNDG AT EAA OSHKOSH. VERY HVY TFC. APCHING RWY 36, TWR INSTRUCTED ACFT TO LAND R AND SHORT; L AND SHORT; R AND LONG; L AND LONG. I WAS INSTRUCTED TO LAND L AND LONG, THEN TO GO AROUND, AND THEN TO CONTINUE TO LAND L AND LONG. AFTER LNDG AND PARKING, PLT OF ACFT (WHO SAID HE LANDED L AND SHORT) BEHIND ME SAID, 'YOU LANDED VERY CLOSE TO ME.' WHEN I INQUIRED HOW LONG HE ROLLED OUT ON RWY AND IF HE EXITED ONTO GRASS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, I RECEIVED NO RESPONSE. NOTAM SAYS EXIT EXPEDITIOUSLY. CONTRIBUTING FACTORS. FISK DID NOT OPEN FOR ARRS UNTIL XX:50 CDT (SCHEDULED TO OPEN AT XX:00 CDT AFTER AIR SHOW). ABOUT 1 HR OF ARRS HOLDING AT RIPON. FISK CTLRS HAD STUCK MIC ON BAD RADIO, MANY ACFT CALLED FISK TO CHANGE RADIO. THIS CAUSED POOR LINE UP FROM FISK. OSH TWR SHOULD MONITOR FISK RADIO FOR PROPER OPERATION.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 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.