Скачать или смотреть When a cockpit loses visibility on approach, pilots follow a precise protocol keeps landing safe ✈️⚡

In commercial aviation, losing visual contact with the runway at the last moment isn’t uncommon, and it’s exactly why pilots train extensively for a maneuver called a go-around.

When the windshield turns completely white from heavy rain, fog, or sudden wind shear, the pilot immediately stops the descent, adds thrust, and begins climbing. They do not rely on what they think they see. They rely on instruments that track altitude, speed, glide path, and runway alignment with total accuracy.

A go-around isn’t an emergency. It is a safety procedure designed to prevent landings without a clear and stable visual reference.

Once the plane climbs back to a safe altitude, the crew resets, circles the airport, and re-enters the approach using radar guidance, instrument flight systems, and strict visibility minimums to ensure the next attempt meets every requirement.

It is one of aviation’s simplest and most important procedures, showing how discipline and training keep modern flight safe.

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