Go-Around
May 5, 2025
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Definition A go-around, also known as an aborted landing, missed approach, or wave-off, is a critical flight maneuver executed when a landing approach cannot be
Definition A go-around, also known as an aborted landing, missed approach, or wave-off, is a critical flight maneuver executed when a landing approach cannot be
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