SINGAPORE AIRLINES A350 GOES AROUND AFTER SHARP BANK AT PERTH A Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-900 went around after banking sharply close to the runway at Perth Airport, Australia, on Saturday, October 31. The aircraft was operating flight SQ213 from Singapore and landed on its second attempt. The footage shows the aircraft approaching under cloudy skies, banking and climbing away. The video was shared by Chris Perry, who was at the airport waiting for his sister to arrive. Speaking to Singapore news outlet 8world, Perry said the first landing attempt took place at around 12:16 p.m. The aircraft landed at approximately 12:30 p.m. local time, prompting applause from people at the airport’s viewing area. FlightStats records identify the aircraft as A350-900 registration 9V-SHK. Despite the go-around, it reached its parking stand at 12:34 p.m., one minute ahead of schedule. Wind was reported during the approach, but the exact circumstances have not been established in the sources reviewed. The footage alone cannot confirm windshear, a sudden change in wind speed or direction. 8world reported that it had contacted Singapore Airlines and was awaiting a response. A go-around is a standard safety procedure. When an approach no longer meets the conditions needed for a safe landing, discontinuing it allows the crew to prepare for another attempt. Airbus emphasizes that pilots should remain ready to go around even if an approach becomes unstable close to the ground. 🎥: Chris Perry/Facebook.

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SINGAPORE AIRLINES A350 GOES AROUND AFTER SHARP BANK AT PERTH A Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-900 went around after banking sharply close to the runway at Perth Airport, Australia, on Saturday, October 31. The aircraft was operating flight SQ213 from Singapore and landed on its second attempt. The footage shows the aircraft approaching under cloudy skies, banking and climbing away. The video was shared by Chris Perry, who was at the airport waiting for his sister to arrive. Speaking to Singapore news outlet 8world, Perry said the first landing attempt took place at around 12:16 p.m. The aircraft landed at approximately 12:30 p.m. local time, prompting applause from people at the airport’s viewing area. FlightStats records identify the aircraft as A350-900 registration 9V-SHK. Despite the go-around, it reached its parking stand at 12:34 p.m., one minute ahead of schedule. Wind was reported during the approach, but the exact circumstances have not been established in the sources reviewed. The footage alone cannot confirm windshear, a sudden change in wind speed or direction. 8world reported that it had contacted Singapore Airlines and was awaiting a response. A go-around is a standard safety procedure. When an approach no longer meets the conditions needed for a safe landing, discontinuing it allows the crew to prepare for another attempt. Airbus emphasizes that pilots should remain ready to go around even if an approach becomes unstable close to the ground. 🎥: Chris Perry/Facebook. #SingaporeAirlines #A350 #Perth #Aviation

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