Narrative:

On approach to mia (landing runway 9R), ATC assigned a 280 degree heading on downwind. ATC asked if we would accept a single heading to join the ILS to runway 9R. We accepted and were given a heading of 080 degrees to join the runway 9R localizer and were cleared for the ILS. I was the PF. Made my turn at a 30 degree (maximum suggested) bank angle and descended to 1500 ft. Because we were close in to the runway we overshot runway or centerline. As we corrected back to the centerline we got a TCASII TA. The TA was for an aircraft arriving for runway 9L from the north. TCASII then issued an RA with instructions to descend at 2500 FPM which we complied with. ATC asked if we had the traffic. We advised negative but we had traffic on TCASII approach then handed us off to tower and were cleared to land. Approach and tower made no mention to us of the incident.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: POTENTIAL CONFLICT WITH ARR TFC IN MULTIPLE RWY OP PARALLEL RWYS.

Narrative: ON APCH TO MIA (LNDG RWY 9R), ATC ASSIGNED A 280 DEG HDG ON DOWNWIND. ATC ASKED IF WE WOULD ACCEPT A SINGLE HDG TO JOIN THE ILS TO RWY 9R. WE ACCEPTED AND WERE GIVEN A HDG OF 080 DEGS TO JOIN THE RWY 9R LOC AND WERE CLRED FOR THE ILS. I WAS THE PF. MADE MY TURN AT A 30 DEG (MAX SUGGESTED) BANK ANGLE AND DSNDED TO 1500 FT. BECAUSE WE WERE CLOSE IN TO THE RWY WE OVERSHOT RWY OR CTRLINE. AS WE CORRECTED BACK TO THE CTRLINE WE GOT A TCASII TA. THE TA WAS FOR AN ACFT ARRIVING FOR RWY 9L FROM THE N. TCASII THEN ISSUED AN RA WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO DSND AT 2500 FPM WHICH WE COMPLIED WITH. ATC ASKED IF WE HAD THE TFC. WE ADVISED NEGATIVE BUT WE HAD TFC ON TCASII APCH THEN HANDED US OFF TO TWR AND WERE CLRED TO LAND. APCH AND TWR MADE NO MENTION TO US OF THE INCIDENT.

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.