Narrative:

Monday conditions at lga were daylight and clear. I completed my originating preflight. No discrepancies were noted. There were no open or hold items in the log book. The first leg of our day was to boston. After we arrived at the gate I completed my walk-around where I noted a left wing navigation light inoperative and broken safety wire on the altitude flap guarded switch. Maintenance repaired both items. No other discrepancies were noted. We departed the gate for lga. Arrived lga. No abnormal conditions were noted. No log book entries were made. On tue I reported for duty, completed 1 round-trip to bos, arrived lga and maintenance advised me that there had been a scraped leading edge slat on the right wing tip of the aircraft my crew and another crew had flown the previous day. Neither my crew nor I knew of the damage.

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Title: MAINTENANCE ADVISED FE THEY HAD FOUND A SCRAPED LEADING EDGE SLAT ON AN ACFT HIS CREW HAD FLOWN THE PREVIOUS DAY. FE AND CREW UNAWARE OF ANY INCIDENT THAT COULD HAVE CAUSED THE DAMAGE.

Narrative: MONDAY CONDITIONS AT LGA WERE DAYLIGHT AND CLR. I COMPLETED MY ORIGINATING PREFLT. NO DISCREPANCIES WERE NOTED. THERE WERE NO OPEN OR HOLD ITEMS IN THE LOG BOOK. THE FIRST LEG OF OUR DAY WAS TO BOSTON. AFTER WE ARRIVED AT THE GATE I COMPLETED MY WALK-AROUND WHERE I NOTED A LEFT WING NAV LIGHT INOP AND BROKEN SAFETY WIRE ON THE ALT FLAP GUARDED SWITCH. MAINT REPAIRED BOTH ITEMS. NO OTHER DISCREPANCIES WERE NOTED. WE DEPARTED THE GATE FOR LGA. ARRIVED LGA. NO ABNORMAL CONDITIONS WERE NOTED. NO LOG BOOK ENTRIES WERE MADE. ON TUE I RPTED FOR DUTY, COMPLETED 1 ROUND-TRIP TO BOS, ARRIVED LGA AND MAINT ADVISED ME THAT THERE HAD BEEN A SCRAPED LEADING EDGE SLAT ON THE RIGHT WING TIP OF THE ACFT MY CREW AND ANOTHER CREW HAD FLOWN THE PREVIOUS DAY. NEITHER MY CREW NOR I KNEW OF THE DAMAGE.

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.