This is an excerpt from a report made to the Aviation Safety Reporting System. The narrative is written by the pilot, rather than FAA or NTSB officials. To maintain anonymity, many details, such as aircraft model or airport, are often scrubbed from the reports.
Was flying a practice RNAV approach into ZZZ in a Cessna 182. I was flying this approach visually.
At 10 miles out I made a radio call that I was on a 10 mile straight in for practice RNAV XX ZZZ. I did the same for 5 mile, 3 mile, and short final. I had reached minimums and had disconnected the autopilot.
I could be wrong on the distance, but I feel like I was less than a half mile from the threshold of XX and 100ish AGL when a Pilatus PC-12 crosses the hold short line and enters the runway.
Other planes begin yelling for me to go-around.
I believe that’s what I was hearing. I can’t be sure because I became so focused and added power to go-around and I side stepped to the right.
Other pilots began saying the PC-12 never made a radio call and just took off and was warning the traffic on the upwind that it was turning crosswind.
Finally the PC-12 said he was left crosswind and departing and said sorry.
Primary Problem: Human Factors
ACN: 2165828
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