Zurich Go Around
06-03-2024 | 06:15 AM
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Zurich Go Around
06-03-2024 | 06:43 AM
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They made a good decision.
06-03-2024 | 06:56 AM
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06-03-2024 | 08:25 AM
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06-03-2024 | 08:47 AM
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It is Monday Morning...
That landing was sketch, probably should have done a GA sooner when the oscillations started.
Looks like they decided the rwy distance remaining wasn't looking good on the roll-out, and executed a GA. That was a probably a good call.
Hopefully, the TR's weren't deployed, that's obviously a big no-no and quite often results in a wreck in the lights and antennas off the far end. I'm pretty sure I do see TR's out, but hard to tell for sure.
That landing was sketch, probably should have done a GA sooner when the oscillations started.
Looks like they decided the rwy distance remaining wasn't looking good on the roll-out, and executed a GA. That was a probably a good call.
Hopefully, the TR's weren't deployed, that's obviously a big no-no and quite often results in a wreck in the lights and antennas off the far end. I'm pretty sure I do see TR's out, but hard to tell for sure.
06-03-2024 | 08:58 AM
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It is Monday Morning...
That landing was sketch, probably should have done a GA sooner when the oscillations started.
Looks like they decided the rwy distance remaining wasn't looking good on the roll-out, and executed a GA. That was a probably a good call.
Hopefully, the TR's weren't deployed, that's obviously a big no-no and quite often results in a wreck in the lights and antennas off the far end. I'm pretty sure I do see TR's out, but hard to tell for sure.
That landing was sketch, probably should have done a GA sooner when the oscillations started.
Looks like they decided the rwy distance remaining wasn't looking good on the roll-out, and executed a GA. That was a probably a good call.
Hopefully, the TR's weren't deployed, that's obviously a big no-no and quite often results in a wreck in the lights and antennas off the far end. I'm pretty sure I do see TR's out, but hard to tell for sure.
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