It's time to flip the script.
The statistics are clear: go arounds are under-utilized and pilots are consistently attempting to salvage unsafe approaches.
This concerning trend has produced accidents that could have been otherwise avoided.
Meaningful change doesn’t happen overnight. Movements start with individuals like you.
It’s time for the aviation community to take a stand together – let’s choose to go around!
Supporters
The data speaks for itself.
Go-arounds are key to making aviation safer
*Data sourced from studies performed by the Aviation Safety Foundation.
The Objective:
We’re on a mission to encourage pilots to go-around from an unstabilized approach instead of trying to “save it.”
Stabilized approaches yield predictable, precise and safe landings.
A go-around is not a defeat—it’s an act of upholding professionalism and safety.
Who can help?
Pilots
The core responsibility to abandon an unsafe approach belongs to the pilot. Pilots must pledge to perform a go-around if predetermined unsafe criteria are encountered.
Flight Instructors
Aviation teachers must not only articulate the importance and procedures for go-arounds, but also model these behaviors throughout flight training.
Passengers
Understand what go-arounds are and how you can support pilots making safe decisions.
Take part in the movement today.
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