Narrative:

Used standard power not maximum power. This aircraft had a penalty of 400 pounds for a missing slat track. I reviewed the cdl and applied the penalty to the information for 11 degrees flaps -- standard power as printed on my tps. The performance manual requires maximum power, however, I used standard power from my printed tps. After arriving in ewr and printing the paperwork for the return flight, the tps data showed information for only 1 runway at ewr. This is when I realized I used the incorrect power setting. The dispatcher said he had not inputted the correct data for the previous flight. I failed to recognize this and used the wrong power setting even though I applied the weight penalty. The cdl does not mention maximum power required, however, it is in the performance section.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: MD80. CDL REQUIRED THE USE OF MAX RATED PWR FOR TKOF.

Narrative: USED STANDARD PWR NOT MAX PWR. THIS ACFT HAD A PENALTY OF 400 LBS FOR A MISSING SLAT TRACK. I REVIEWED THE CDL AND APPLIED THE PENALTY TO THE INFO FOR 11 DEGS FLAPS -- STANDARD PWR AS PRINTED ON MY TPS. THE PERFORMANCE MANUAL REQUIRES MAX PWR, HOWEVER, I USED STANDARD PWR FROM MY PRINTED TPS. AFTER ARRIVING IN EWR AND PRINTING THE PAPERWORK FOR THE RETURN FLT, THE TPS DATA SHOWED INFO FOR ONLY 1 RWY AT EWR. THIS IS WHEN I REALIZED I USED THE INCORRECT PWR SETTING. THE DISPATCHER SAID HE HAD NOT INPUTTED THE CORRECT DATA FOR THE PREVIOUS FLT. I FAILED TO RECOGNIZE THIS AND USED THE WRONG PWR SETTING EVEN THOUGH I APPLIED THE WT PENALTY. THE CDL DOES NOT MENTION MAX PWR REQUIRED, HOWEVER, IT IS IN THE PERFORMANCE SECTION.

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.