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A go-around (sometimes called a missed approach) is a perfectly normal procedure. At the time of writing, I have experienced four go-arounds in approx 3,000 flights – so although it is a normal procedure, it’s also relatively rare. But, you may experience one on your next flight, or maybe you’ve already done so and didn’t know what was going on.

Watch this 4 minute video of a missed approach filmed by a passenger on a Lufthansa Boeing 747 and continue reading the article below where I will discuss possible reasons.  Watch the Missed Approach Video

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Many flying fears stem from a lack of understanding of aerodynamics, and how the aircraft stays in the air. In this article I’m going to explain the basics for you, to help you gain more knowledge on the subject and overcome your fear of flying.

It’s a common misconception that the aircraft’s engines keep the plane in the air, whereas it’s actually simple aerodynamics at work. A huge jet aircraft (such as a 435ton Boeing 747) can glide to safety with [click to continue reading this article…]

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