Narrative:

Wind change at cmh dictated a runway shift to runway 10R from runway 28L. Air carrier X was coordination with the TRACON as the last departure off 28L. When air carrier X departed he was issued runway heading, climb to 5000 MSL per cmh 7220.2 and final radar was advised he was rolling. I advised air carrier X to give me his best rate of climb and expect a left turn after departure due to traffic inbound for runway 10R. Air carrier X was changed to departure frequency at midfield with an air carrier Y inbound for runway 10R 12 mi east of the airport. Air carrier X was turned left immediately by the departure controller but continued east for approximately 3 mi. Separation was maintained with the air carrier Y.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A DEP ACR WAS SLOW TO RESPOND TO A TURN RESULTING IN LTSS WITH AN ARR ACR.

Narrative: WIND CHANGE AT CMH DICTATED A RWY SHIFT TO RWY 10R FROM RWY 28L. ACR X WAS COORD WITH THE TRACON AS THE LAST DEP OFF 28L. WHEN ACR X DEPARTED HE WAS ISSUED RWY HDG, CLB TO 5000 MSL PER CMH 7220.2 AND FINAL RADAR WAS ADVISED HE WAS ROLLING. I ADVISED ACR X TO GIVE ME HIS BEST RATE OF CLB AND EXPECT A L TURN AFTER DEP DUE TO TFC INBOUND FOR RWY 10R. ACR X WAS CHANGED TO DEP FREQ AT MIDFIELD WITH AN ACR Y INBOUND FOR RWY 10R 12 MI E OF THE ARPT. ACR X WAS TURNED L IMMEDIATELY BY THE DEP CTLR BUT CONTINUED E FOR APPROX 3 MI. SEPARATION WAS MAINTAINED WITH THE ACR Y.

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.