Narrative:

On tnp transition pdx 4 runway 25L lax, ATC slowed us to 250 KTS, disconnected autoplt, leveled and slowed. Then ATC speed increased to 280 KTS. Had route discontinuity at arnes intersection. Left it open until cleared for approach. Had to close it quickly to intercept rest of arrival, as clearance limit is fuelr intersection. As we descended through arnes, checking clearance limits, was still at 280 KTS below 10000 ft. Immediately slowed to 250 KTS. Why is route discontinuity not at fuelr, the end of the arrival? Getting distraction by that and hand flying to quickly accommodate ATC contributed to this.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: DISTR BY A RTE DISCONTINUITY IN THE FMS, A B777 CREW FAILS TO SLOW TO 250 KTS BELOW 10000 FT.

Narrative: ON TNP TRANSITION PDX 4 RWY 25L LAX, ATC SLOWED US TO 250 KTS, DISCONNECTED AUTOPLT, LEVELED AND SLOWED. THEN ATC SPD INCREASED TO 280 KTS. HAD RTE DISCONTINUITY AT ARNES INTXN. LEFT IT OPEN UNTIL CLRED FOR APCH. HAD TO CLOSE IT QUICKLY TO INTERCEPT REST OF ARR, AS CLRNC LIMIT IS FUELR INTXN. AS WE DSNDED THROUGH ARNES, CHKING CLRNC LIMITS, WAS STILL AT 280 KTS BELOW 10000 FT. IMMEDIATELY SLOWED TO 250 KTS. WHY IS RTE DISCONTINUITY NOT AT FUELR, THE END OF THE ARR? GETTING DISTR BY THAT AND HAND FLYING TO QUICKLY ACCOMMODATE ATC CONTRIBUTED TO THIS.

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.