Narrative:

Marshaller stopped us just slightly forward of stop line. People up in aisles, seat belt sign off. Agent couldn't get aircraft passenger door fully open. Ground operations personnel hooked up tug and tow bar, eased aircraft back 2 inches. Door opened ok, wheel chocks set. No one in aircraft even felt it. Technically, everyone should have been reseated and seatbelt sign turned back on, big announcement, etc. But, no one even felt us move, didn't even think of it at the time.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: AN MD83 WAS GUIDED ON TO A GATE AND STOPPED JUST FORWARD OF STOP LINE PREVENTING ENTRANCE DOOR OP. TUG WAS USED TO MOVE ACFT BACK 2 INCHES WITH PAX NOT SEATED AND STANDING IN THE AISLE.

Narrative: MARSHALLER STOPPED US JUST SLIGHTLY FORWARD OF STOP LINE. PEOPLE UP IN AISLES, SEAT BELT SIGN OFF. AGENT COULDN'T GET ACFT PAX DOOR FULLY OPEN. GND OPS PERSONNEL HOOKED UP TUG AND TOW BAR, EASED ACFT BACK 2 INCHES. DOOR OPENED OK, WHEEL CHOCKS SET. NO ONE IN ACFT EVEN FELT IT. TECHNICALLY, EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE BEEN RESEATED AND SEATBELT SIGN TURNED BACK ON, BIG ANNOUNCEMENT, ETC. BUT, NO ONE EVEN FELT US MOVE, DIDN'T EVEN THINK OF IT AT THE TIME.

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.