Narrative:

On macy 1 arrival 13000 ft/250 KTS on a vector of approximately 250 degrees for spacing. Received clearance to 10000 ft. Received a TCASII RA 3-4 O'clock 1200 ft below us and climbing. Approach controller immediately came back to us with a maintain 13000 ft and pop up VFR at 3-4 O'clock converging. First officer visually acquired a white aircraft Y with red and blue stripes converging. Received an RA TCASII command descent, first officer pushed the nose over, approach issued 'do whatever is necessary.' the aircraft Y passed over us, leveled at 12200 ft, received clearance to 10000 ft. First officer visually kept the aircraft Y in sight and does not believe he ever saw us because no evasive action taken. His approximately heading was 180 degrees and approach believes he had taken off out of gainesville, GA. The entire incident took approximately 45 seconds to 1 min. If we had not been TCASII equipped and had a sharp controller I feel the potential was there for a midair.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: FLC OF MLG ACR ACFT TOOK EVASIVE ACTION TO AVOID AN UNCTLED FAST CLBING LTT CPR ACFT RESULTING IN LTSS AND AN NMAC.

Narrative: ON MACY 1 ARR 13000 FT/250 KTS ON A VECTOR OF APPROX 250 DEGS FOR SPACING. RECEIVED CLRNC TO 10000 FT. RECEIVED A TCASII RA 3-4 O'CLOCK 1200 FT BELOW US AND CLBING. APCH CTLR IMMEDIATELY CAME BACK TO US WITH A MAINTAIN 13000 FT AND POP UP VFR AT 3-4 O'CLOCK CONVERGING. FO VISUALLY ACQUIRED A WHITE ACFT Y WITH RED AND BLUE STRIPES CONVERGING. RECEIVED AN RA TCASII COMMAND DSCNT, FO PUSHED THE NOSE OVER, APCH ISSUED 'DO WHATEVER IS NECESSARY.' THE ACFT Y PASSED OVER US, LEVELED AT 12200 FT, RECEIVED CLRNC TO 10000 FT. FO VISUALLY KEPT THE ACFT Y IN SIGHT AND DOES NOT BELIEVE HE EVER SAW US BECAUSE NO EVASIVE ACTION TAKEN. HIS APPROX HDG WAS 180 DEGS AND APCH BELIEVES HE HAD TAKEN OFF OUT OF GAINESVILLE, GA. THE ENTIRE INCIDENT TOOK APPROX 45 SECONDS TO 1 MIN. IF WE HAD NOT BEEN TCASII EQUIPPED AND HAD A SHARP CTLR I FEEL THE POTENTIAL WAS THERE FOR A MIDAIR.

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.