Narrative:

Received RA while on the cedar creek arrival. Traffic was climbing from below out of dal. Received RA to climb at a minimum of 1200 FPM. Climbed to approximately 11800 ft whereupon we received a clear of conflict advisory. We descended back to 11000 ft and continued the arrival without further incident. Approach control was advised of our response to the RA, and informed when we had descended back to 11000 ft. Supplemental information from acn 413381: on the CQY2 arrival to dfw, was given TA for a learjet at 1 O'clock climbing to 10000 ft. We sighted an aircraft after the TA and then received an RA to climb as the traffic seemed to climb through 10100 ft. We followed the RA and advised approach of our actions. The traffic climbed to at least 10500 ft as we leveled at 11800 ft. Clear of conflict, we descended back to 11000 ft and continued the arrival. ATC did not advise us of any conflict caused by the RA.

Google
 

Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: MD80 CREW HAD A TCASII RA. CREW FOLLOWED RA GUIDANCE.

Narrative: RECEIVED RA WHILE ON THE CEDAR CREEK ARR. TFC WAS CLBING FROM BELOW OUT OF DAL. RECEIVED RA TO CLB AT A MINIMUM OF 1200 FPM. CLBED TO APPROX 11800 FT WHEREUPON WE RECEIVED A CLR OF CONFLICT ADVISORY. WE DSNDED BACK TO 11000 FT AND CONTINUED THE ARR WITHOUT FURTHER INCIDENT. APCH CTL WAS ADVISED OF OUR RESPONSE TO THE RA, AND INFORMED WHEN WE HAD DSNDED BACK TO 11000 FT. SUPPLEMENTAL INFO FROM ACN 413381: ON THE CQY2 ARR TO DFW, WAS GIVEN TA FOR A LEARJET AT 1 O'CLOCK CLBING TO 10000 FT. WE SIGHTED AN ACFT AFTER THE TA AND THEN RECEIVED AN RA TO CLB AS THE TFC SEEMED TO CLB THROUGH 10100 FT. WE FOLLOWED THE RA AND ADVISED APCH OF OUR ACTIONS. THE TFC CLBED TO AT LEAST 10500 FT AS WE LEVELED AT 11800 FT. CLR OF CONFLICT, WE DSNDED BACK TO 11000 FT AND CONTINUED THE ARR. ATC DID NOT ADVISE US OF ANY CONFLICT CAUSED BY THE RA.

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.