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Use for aborting a landing; use [missed-approach] for published procedures of the same
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Do multiple go-arounds on the same flight happen in commercial aviation?
None of four airlines I worked for (two commuters, two Part 121) had specific guidance as to the max number of go-arounds. However, as mentioned in the other answers, 2 or 3 was believed to be a good …
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Why is the flight director at 9 degrees nose high when hitting TOGA?
curious to know if other jets set their pitch attitude to a different value.
747-100/200 aircraft didn't have a TOGA button to press, but at the two 747 carriers I flew for in the 1990s, the flig …
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