Narrative:

Coming in on arrival, descent clearance was late despite our requests earlier. Caught up at zzzzz intersection, then final controller held us at 4000-5000 ft within mi of FAF at rubin intersection (gsi 1900+ ft). Then he wanted us to hold 160 KTS to marker. We said unable, and configured for landing to have a chance at meeting stabilized approach criteria. As it is, we ended up 3 mi and less behind a falcon jet, receiving landing clearance on very short final. Controller's apparent obsession with getting other aircraft into airport tremendously increased our workload to get a stabilized approach. Observing airport operations on subsequent departure, believe airport ATC is at near saturation level.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: B757 LNDG PBI RPTED POOR HANDLING BY ATC.

Narrative: COMING IN ON ARR, DSCNT CLRNC WAS LATE DESPITE OUR REQUESTS EARLIER. CAUGHT UP AT ZZZZZ INTXN, THEN FINAL CTLR HELD US AT 4000-5000 FT WITHIN MI OF FAF AT RUBIN INTXN (GSI 1900+ FT). THEN HE WANTED US TO HOLD 160 KTS TO MARKER. WE SAID UNABLE, AND CONFIGURED FOR LNDG TO HAVE A CHANCE AT MEETING STABILIZED APCH CRITERIA. AS IT IS, WE ENDED UP 3 MI AND LESS BEHIND A FALCON JET, RECEIVING LNDG CLRNC ON VERY SHORT FINAL. CTLR'S APPARENT OBSESSION WITH GETTING OTHER ACFT INTO ARPT TREMENDOUSLY INCREASED OUR WORKLOAD TO GET A STABILIZED APCH. OBSERVING ARPT OPS ON SUBSEQUENT DEP, BELIEVE ARPT ATC IS AT NEAR SATURATION LEVEL.

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.