Narrative:

On dfw approach frequency on a 260 degree heading, 5 mi south of buj, with a descent clearance to 9000 ft, a TCASII RA occurred at approximately 10000 ft MSL. Our aircraft descended to approximately 9700 ft and passed within 200 ft vertical and very close laterally to a light aircraft. TCASII escape was initiated at 9900-10000 ft with a command of 2000 FPM climb. ATC was advised of escape maneuver, and we were informed that the RA traffic was VFR at 9500 ft. My estimate is that we would have passed through his altitude within a few hundred ft or less from his aircraft. TCASII RA was satisfied at approximately 10600 ft and the arrival was resumed.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: VFR TFC CONFLICT CAUSED TCASII RA.

Narrative: ON DFW APCH FREQ ON A 260 DEG HDG, 5 MI S OF BUJ, WITH A DSCNT CLRNC TO 9000 FT, A TCASII RA OCCURRED AT APPROX 10000 FT MSL. OUR ACFT DSNDED TO APPROX 9700 FT AND PASSED WITHIN 200 FT VERT AND VERY CLOSE LATERALLY TO A LIGHT ACFT. TCASII ESCAPE WAS INITIATED AT 9900-10000 FT WITH A COMMAND OF 2000 FPM CLB. ATC WAS ADVISED OF ESCAPE MANEUVER, AND WE WERE INFORMED THAT THE RA TFC WAS VFR AT 9500 FT. MY ESTIMATE IS THAT WE WOULD HAVE PASSED THROUGH HIS ALT WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED FT OR LESS FROM HIS ACFT. TCASII RA WAS SATISFIED AT APPROX 10600 FT AND THE ARR WAS RESUMED.

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.