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Battling foul weather, One-Two-Go Flight 269 begins its final approach to Phuket International Airport in Thailand. Powerful winds force the plane away from the glide path, while the co-pilot fights to align the aircraft with the runway. But the plane is descending too fast to correct its position. Rather than risk crashing, the pilots decide to perform a go-around and set up another approach.
The landing gear is retracted, and flaps are set for the maneuver, but just as the plane begins to climb out of danger, calamity strikes again. The aircraft is rapidly losing speed and altitude, plunging them into an even more precarious situation.
Will the pilots manage to execute a safe go-around or is it already too late to avoid disaster? This is the story of One-Two-Go Flight 269.
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Final Report - reports.aviation-safety.net/2007/20070916-0_MD82_HS_OMG.pdf
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00:00 Intro
01:01 Background
06:30 Approach
11:50 Go-Around
14:50 Investigation
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