Narrative:

Cleared to 7000 on prado SID, TCASII advised 'traffic'. Shortly thereafter, ontario approach advised 'pop-up traffic.' TCASII RA 'descend.' we turned left, a civilian fgt Y (warbird going to chino airport), turned left, and a descent was implemented. Haze layer was up to 1500 MSL. We were on top climbing through 2000, visibility was unlimited. I was slow in reacting to the RA in descending. Discussion with crew members later revealed that looking outside for the traffic and using the ivsi is difficult to prioritize. I feel that I should have been quicker in my descent. Summary: TCASII did it's job, controller called traffic, proximity of chino to ontario and the prado SID are too close, my reaction to the descent should have been quicker (see note), need I add -- crowded skies in south ca. Note: if memory serves me correct, controller said 'expedite' climb, TCASII said descend and like any warning, I was (and the crew) analyzing the TCASII warning.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: LGT ON PRADO SID GIVEN TFC ON CIVILIAN FGT 'POP-UP' TFC TO CNO. TCASII GAVE CONFLICTING INSTRUCTIONS TO THOSE ISSUED BY DEP CTLR.

Narrative: CLRED TO 7000 ON PRADO SID, TCASII ADVISED 'TFC'. SHORTLY THEREAFTER, ONTARIO APCH ADVISED 'POP-UP TFC.' TCASII RA 'DSND.' WE TURNED L, A CIVILIAN FGT Y (WARBIRD GOING TO CHINO ARPT), TURNED L, AND A DSCNT WAS IMPLEMENTED. HAZE LAYER WAS UP TO 1500 MSL. WE WERE ON TOP CLBING THROUGH 2000, VISIBILITY WAS UNLIMITED. I WAS SLOW IN REACTING TO THE RA IN DSNDING. DISCUSSION WITH CREW MEMBERS LATER REVEALED THAT LOOKING OUTSIDE FOR THE TFC AND USING THE IVSI IS DIFFICULT TO PRIORITIZE. I FEEL THAT I SHOULD HAVE BEEN QUICKER IN MY DSCNT. SUMMARY: TCASII DID IT'S JOB, CTLR CALLED TFC, PROX OF CHINO TO ONTARIO AND THE PRADO SID ARE TOO CLOSE, MY REACTION TO THE DSCNT SHOULD HAVE BEEN QUICKER (SEE NOTE), NEED I ADD -- CROWDED SKIES IN S CA. NOTE: IF MEMORY SERVES ME CORRECT, CTLR SAID 'EXPEDITE' CLB, TCASII SAID DSND AND LIKE ANY WARNING, I WAS (AND THE CREW) ANALYZING THE TCASII WARNING.

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.