Quote:
Originally Posted by stazzy33
Just saw a WestJet plane have a missed approach or go around. Is there any way to find out why this might have happened? Flight is WestJet 286 according to flight radar.
Edit: Based on the flight radar, it looks like the initial approach was from the south but was aborted, and now they have turned around to land from the west. For the pilots on this forum, is it possible that a sudden shift in wind or change in the weather could cause them to abort the approach to come in from another direction?
|
My guess would be unstable approach or traffic, wind was kicking up in a crosswind too at that time. Looks like they only had about 3 miles to get established on final which is more than doable, but not ideal nor typical for an approach on 35L.
