| I would have hated to end up beak-to-beak with another airplane when my engine probably would not have allowed a go-around. |
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| The aircraft commander executed a go-around, left the landing gear extended, and entered the visual pattern. |
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| We checked the engines and caution panel and the pilot continued with the go-around. |
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| Tower cleared me for the approach, and then asked if I could accept a go-around for landing traffic. |
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| If they failed, I had enough gas to execute a go-around and make two attempts at a trap. |
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| The pilot added that due to the 10-sec spool-up time from idle power to full power, a go-around was not an option. |
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| He determined that a go-around was impossible because the aircraft was heading toward the runway infield and parking ramp. |
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| One of our new lads was killed at the field one day while on an emergency go-around because of too many aircraft in the circuit at the same time. |
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| This is the third go-around for clearance talks, and each round has been punctuated by skirmishes. |
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| Like takeoffs, consider that each approach will end in a go-around. |
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| Credible, who's been an adequate performer so far, has not yet had the mic or ring time to make a lasting impression in his second go-around in the federation. |
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| Capt Halbrook informed his flight lead and they both executed a go-around. |
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| If you're on short approach, opt for a go-around and try again. |
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| The crew did not carry out a go-around when it was clear that the approach was not stabilized. |
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| The captain's performance suggests that he was suffering from information overload when he noticed that the aircraft was in go-around mode. |
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| The unexpected change to go-around mode confused the captain when he had a heavy workload. |
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| The go-around mode was activated, power increased to the maximum, and the aircraft's speed continued to increase. |
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| The unexpected indication that the aircraft was in go-around mode likely increased the captain's confusion. |
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| I was forced to reduce the engine power more and more and still was not quite sure if I might have to fly a go-around. |
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| This is likely to be Dewhurst's second go-around losing a GOP primary in the past two years. |
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| On the go-around, the aircraft stalled accompanied by a left wing drop. |
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| This way, if a go-around is required, only the gear has to be retracted. |
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| After touching down on the runway, the captain, believing that the aircraft was not aligned with the runway, initiated a go-around. |
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| The significant difference between the occurrence go-around and go-arounds practised in training was the low-energy state of the aircraft, the most significant being the low engine thrust. |
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| After quick trouble shooting, the crew decided to execute a go-around and then enter the holding pattern in order to further analyze the situation. |
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| Since the slats were partially extended, the go-around mode was activated. |
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| The flight crew attempted a low-energy go-around after briefly touching down on the runway. |
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| Capt Wright was unable to see the runway environment at decision height and executed a go-around and began to climb to the holding fix. |
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| Establishments that fail to get an A on the first inspection will be given a second examination within 30 days, giving them time to correct any failings found in the first go-around. |
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| Using Air France procedures and notwithstanding any meteorological condition such as a microburst, the simulator trials showed that a go-around can be safely accomplished at any time up to thrust reverser deployment. |
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| Cobra 81 executed a go-around, clearing the runway by less than 20 feet. |
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| But the aircraft's captain had never performed a go-around during a real flight, according to a representative of the operator, Tatarstan Airlines. |
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| Getting the go-around at work, or grief from the stir-crazy kids? |
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