Narrative:

I was in an small aircraft approaching auo from the south. I called in '5 miles south' and proceeded to fly inbound. I flew upwind and turned crosswind. At this time I reported 'crosswind 36 auburn!' I proceeded and turned downwind #3. I made a radio call 'downwind 36 auburn! The other two planes landed and cleared the runway. I turned base and made a radio call 'base 36 auburn.' as I turned final an small transport pulled onto runway 36. I slowed to minimum approach speed and moved to the right airport boundary. The small transport made a radio call departing 36 to the northeast and started his ground roll. Having small transport experience I knew the small transport would out run me and would turn into my flight path if I went around, so I continued the approach and landed about 2000' behind the departing aircraft.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: SMT AT NON TWR ARPT TAXIED ONTO RWY IN FRONT OF SMA ON SHORT FINAL. SMA LANDED WHILE SMT STILL ON TKOF ROLL ON RWY.

Narrative: I WAS IN AN SMA APCHING AUO FROM THE SOUTH. I CALLED IN '5 MILES SOUTH' AND PROCEEDED TO FLY INBOUND. I FLEW UPWIND AND TURNED XWIND. AT THIS TIME I REPORTED 'XWIND 36 AUBURN!' I PROCEEDED AND TURNED DOWNWIND #3. I MADE A RADIO CALL 'DOWNWIND 36 AUBURN! THE OTHER TWO PLANES LANDED AND CLRED THE RWY. I TURNED BASE AND MADE A RADIO CALL 'BASE 36 AUBURN.' AS I TURNED FINAL AN SMT PULLED ONTO RWY 36. I SLOWED TO MINIMUM APCH SPEED AND MOVED TO THE RIGHT ARPT BOUNDARY. THE SMT MADE A RADIO CALL DEPARTING 36 TO THE NE AND STARTED HIS GND ROLL. HAVING SMT EXPERIENCE I KNEW THE SMT WOULD OUT RUN ME AND WOULD TURN INTO MY FLT PATH IF I WENT AROUND, SO I CONTINUED THE APCH AND LANDED ABOUT 2000' BEHIND THE DEPARTING ACFT.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of August 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.