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AINsight: Why Go-Around Training Should Come Before Landing Practice

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Landing is often treated as the defining skill in pilot training, but the ability to recognize an unstable approach and execute a go-around is at least as important. Teaching pilots to go around early—and repeatedly—can make rejected landings a normal, disciplined part of flight operations.

Discovered 2026-09-04T09:37:13.382710-07:00 | 2026-09-04T09:37:13.382710-07:00

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  • A go-around is a core risk-control maneuver; emphasizing it early in training can help pilots respond decisively to unstable or otherwise unsafe approaches.
  • Treating rejected landings as routine rather than exceptional reinforces a safety-focused operating culture across flight training and line operations.

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