Narrative:

B777 on delay radar vectors heading 150 degrees; 10000 ft; descending to 9000 ft. BE35; VFR; 9500 ft; sebound. Issued traffic to B777 at 12 O'clock position; 2-3 mi; when B777 was 9600 ft; descending. B777 responded to TCASII and stopped descending and climbed to 10000 ft passing directly overhead the BE35; 500 ft above. Heavy jet traffic is required to be 1000 ft above a BE35 in class B airspace. Should have issued traffic to B777 sooner and BE35 should have taken action to provide extra separation to avoid B777 having to respond to TCASII.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: NCT CTLR EXPERIENCED LOSS OF SEPARATION AT APPROX 9500 FT IN SFO CLASS B BTWN IFR HVY ACR ARR AND VFR OVERFLT.

Narrative: B777 ON DELAY RADAR VECTORS HDG 150 DEGS; 10000 FT; DSNDING TO 9000 FT. BE35; VFR; 9500 FT; SEBOUND. ISSUED TFC TO B777 AT 12 O'CLOCK POS; 2-3 MI; WHEN B777 WAS 9600 FT; DSNDING. B777 RESPONDED TO TCASII AND STOPPED DSNDING AND CLBED TO 10000 FT PASSING DIRECTLY OVERHEAD THE BE35; 500 FT ABOVE. HVY JET TFC IS REQUIRED TO BE 1000 FT ABOVE A BE35 IN CLASS B AIRSPACE. SHOULD HAVE ISSUED TFC TO B777 SOONER AND BE35 SHOULD HAVE TAKEN ACTION TO PROVIDE EXTRA SEPARATION TO AVOID B777 HAVING TO RESPOND TO TCASII.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of January 2009 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.