Narrative:

At tys (knoxville) called FSS (nashville) for full briefing -- given no NOTAMS flew IFR tys-ged, canceled to VFR flight following with dover approach control north of pxt VOR. Maintained some squawk code, dover canceled me to advisory frequency (123.0). Called ged unicom (123.0) for airport advisory -- given runway 22 as active, no winds, no mention of railroad ties across the runway, approximately 955 ft prior to runway end. Railroad ties had been put in place the previous night. There was no construction equipment or people on the other side of barrier. Barriers were 6-8 inches high with flat non-flashing yellow lights atop each 8 foot segment. On return to airport, noticed the barriers had changed to include rubber 3-4 foot barrels with continuously flashing lights.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: THE NOTAM SYS SEEMS TO HAVE FAILED AGAIN.

Narrative: AT TYS (KNOXVILLE) CALLED FSS (NASHVILLE) FOR FULL BRIEFING -- GIVEN NO NOTAMS FLEW IFR TYS-GED, CANCELED TO VFR FLT FOLLOWING WITH DOVER APCH CTL N OF PXT VOR. MAINTAINED SOME SQUAWK CODE, DOVER CANCELED ME TO ADVISORY FREQ (123.0). CALLED GED UNICOM (123.0) FOR ARPT ADVISORY -- GIVEN RWY 22 AS ACTIVE, NO WINDS, NO MENTION OF RAILROAD TIES ACROSS THE RWY, APPROX 955 FT PRIOR TO RWY END. RAILROAD TIES HAD BEEN PUT IN PLACE THE PREVIOUS NIGHT. THERE WAS NO CONSTRUCTION EQUIP OR PEOPLE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF BARRIER. BARRIERS WERE 6-8 INCHES HIGH WITH FLAT NON-FLASHING YELLOW LIGHTS ATOP EACH 8 FOOT SEGMENT. ON RETURN TO ARPT, NOTICED THE BARRIERS HAD CHANGED TO INCLUDE RUBBER 3-4 FOOT BARRELS WITH CONTINUOUSLY FLASHING LIGHTS.

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.