Narrative:

ATC gave us (first officer flying) a crossing restr which I believe was 10 west of lrp at 11000 ft. First officer missed this crossing at approximately 12000 ft (1000 ft high). I was making an announcement to the passenger about the WX and arrival. When I got back in the loop I realized we would not meet the restr, but ATC was non stop verbiage with aircraft deviations, etc, and there was no opening to resolve problem with ATC. By the time the frequency cleared we were at 11000 ft and given a frequency change. Cause was first officer non proficiency, captain out of loop and no breaks in ATC frequency. Resolve with ATC breaks or some other method, ie, squawk change to advise ATC.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A319 NEAR LRP MISSES XING RESTR.

Narrative: ATC GAVE US (FO FLYING) A XING RESTR WHICH I BELIEVE WAS 10 W OF LRP AT 11000 FT. FO MISSED THIS XING AT APPROX 12000 FT (1000 FT HIGH). I WAS MAKING AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE PAX ABOUT THE WX AND ARR. WHEN I GOT BACK IN THE LOOP I REALIZED WE WOULD NOT MEET THE RESTR, BUT ATC WAS NON STOP VERBIAGE WITH ACFT DEVS, ETC, AND THERE WAS NO OPENING TO RESOLVE PROB WITH ATC. BY THE TIME THE FREQ CLRED WE WERE AT 11000 FT AND GIVEN A FREQ CHANGE. CAUSE WAS FO NON PROFICIENCY, CAPT OUT OF LOOP AND NO BREAKS IN ATC FREQ. RESOLVE WITH ATC BREAKS OR SOME OTHER METHOD, IE, SQUAWK CHANGE TO ADVISE ATC.

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.