Narrative:

Den tower put us on 280 degree heading at 8000 ft, 5 mi west. Den terminated radar service. Spotted traffic at 10 degrees at about 5 NM. Continued on course to jeffco area. At 7-8 NM west of den, traffic was getting close and asked first officer flying to descend, knowing the traffic would descend no further. Lost 600 ft to avoid what appeared to be an airbus with air carrier X. Traffic came to what seemed like 50 ft but no closer. Did not hear anything about incident over radio (monitoring of den tower).

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: C172 TRANSITIONING DEN TWR AIRSPACE EXPERIENCED AN NMAC WITH AN AIRBUS A320 AFTER RADAR SVC WAS TERMINATED.

Narrative: DEN TWR PUT US ON 280 DEG HDG AT 8000 FT, 5 MI W. DEN TERMINATED RADAR SVC. SPOTTED TFC AT 10 DEGS AT ABOUT 5 NM. CONTINUED ON COURSE TO JEFFCO AREA. AT 7-8 NM W OF DEN, TFC WAS GETTING CLOSE AND ASKED FO FLYING TO DSND, KNOWING THE TFC WOULD DSND NO FURTHER. LOST 600 FT TO AVOID WHAT APPEARED TO BE AN AIRBUS WITH ACR X. TFC CAME TO WHAT SEEMED LIKE 50 FT BUT NO CLOSER. DID NOT HEAR ANYTHING ABOUT INCIDENT OVER RADIO (MONITORING OF DEN TWR).

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.