Narrative:

Crew was assigned kennedy 1 SID in clearance with runway 4L in use with rbv as first waypoint. During taxi out; clearance was changed to breezy point climb; runway 31L. In the conclusion; crew put cri direct to rbv in the FMS instead of the 223 degree radial out of cri as per the breezy point climb. Shortly after passing cri on the departure; departure queried the crew if they were on the breezy point climb; to which I answered affirmative. Departure then gave us a vector to the south to join the 223 degree radial. Stopping the airplane during taxi and taking more time to study the departure would have avoided the mistake.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: FLT CREW IS ISSUED RWY AND SID TRANSITION CHANGE DURING TAXI OUT AND TRANSITION IS IMPROPERLY ENTERED INTO FMC RESULTING IN TRACK DEV.

Narrative: CREW WAS ASSIGNED KENNEDY 1 SID IN CLRNC WITH RWY 4L IN USE WITH RBV AS FIRST WAYPOINT. DURING TAXI OUT; CLRNC WAS CHANGED TO BREEZY POINT CLB; RWY 31L. IN THE CONCLUSION; CREW PUT CRI DIRECT TO RBV IN THE FMS INSTEAD OF THE 223 DEG RADIAL OUT OF CRI AS PER THE BREEZY POINT CLB. SHORTLY AFTER PASSING CRI ON THE DEP; DEP QUERIED THE CREW IF THEY WERE ON THE BREEZY POINT CLB; TO WHICH I ANSWERED AFFIRMATIVE. DEP THEN GAVE US A VECTOR TO THE S TO JOIN THE 223 DEG RADIAL. STOPPING THE AIRPLANE DURING TAXI AND TAKING MORE TIME TO STUDY THE DEP WOULD HAVE AVOIDED THE MISTAKE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of May 2009 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.