Narrative:

The coordinates in the navigation database for squad are incorrect. We were cleared direct to squad. Ny asked us to say our squad coordinates. I read the coordinates off the flight plan. He said those were the correct coordinates. However; we were actually flying to a point 5 miles off course due to the incorrect coordinates in the navigation database. We called ny back and told him that we were in error; and our navigation database coordinates were incorrect although our flight plan coordinates were correct. There was a NOTAM that warned us of this discrepancy on our flight plan; but I failed to note that squad was on our flight plan.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: FLT CREW OF B767-300 EXPERIENCE TRACK DEVIATION WHEN THEY FAIL TO NOTE THAT THE ACFT DATABASE; NOTAMED AS INCORRECT; HAD THE WRONG LAT LONG FOR SQUAD WAYPOINT.

Narrative: THE COORDINATES IN THE NAV DATABASE FOR SQUAD ARE INCORRECT. WE WERE CLEARED DIRECT TO SQUAD. NY ASKED US TO SAY OUR SQUAD COORDINATES. I READ THE COORDINATES OFF THE FLT PLAN. HE SAID THOSE WERE THE CORRECT COORDINATES. HOWEVER; WE WERE ACTUALLY FLYING TO A POINT 5 MILES OFF COURSE DUE TO THE INCORRECT COORDINATES IN THE NAV DATABASE. WE CALLED NY BACK AND TOLD HIM THAT WE WERE IN ERROR; AND OUR NAV DATABASE COORDINATES WERE INCORRECT ALTHOUGH OUR FLT PLAN COORDINATES WERE CORRECT. THERE WAS A NOTAM THAT WARNED US OF THIS DISCREPANCY ON OUR FLT PLAN; BUT I FAILED TO NOTE THAT SQUAD WAS ON OUR FLT PLAN.

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.