Narrative:

I landed the aircraft at sdf runway 19 when the landing threshold was displaced. The aircraft didn't have this new landing data in its performance book. This was in the NOTAMS which I overlooked and on the ATIS which the first officer didn't inform me of. When I saw that the threshold was displaced, I could see what I thought was, less than 1000 ft of displacement. I had, I thought, about 9000 ft of runway left for a safe landing. I didn't want to go around when I knew I had a safe landing.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: COMMUTER PIC LANDS HIS ACFT ON A SHORTENED RWY, PAST THE DISPLACED THRESHOLD, WITHOUT HAVING PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF THE LNDG DATA REQUIRED FOR RWY OP.

Narrative: I LANDED THE ACFT AT SDF RWY 19 WHEN THE LNDG THRESHOLD WAS DISPLACED. THE ACFT DIDN'T HAVE THIS NEW LNDG DATA IN ITS PERFORMANCE BOOK. THIS WAS IN THE NOTAMS WHICH I OVERLOOKED AND ON THE ATIS WHICH THE FO DIDN'T INFORM ME OF. WHEN I SAW THAT THE THRESHOLD WAS DISPLACED, I COULD SEE WHAT I THOUGHT WAS, LESS THAN 1000 FT OF DISPLACEMENT. I HAD, I THOUGHT, ABOUT 9000 FT OF RWY LEFT FOR A SAFE LNDG. I DIDN'T WANT TO GAR WHEN I KNEW I HAD A SAFE LNDG.

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.