Go-around power or thrust setting - 14 CFR 1.1
Ground visibility - 14 CFR 1.1
Gyrodyne - 14 CFR 1.1 ...
Go-around from minimum height
ATC liaison-compliance, radio procedures, airmanship
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On a go-around get speed first, altitude second
Nothing counts but speed. Put forward pressure against the trim, get speed, ease nose up and re-trim.
Takeoff/Go-Around
TRACKING
1. Stabilized gun solution. 2. Continuous illumination of a target. 3. Contact heading.
An early go-around is good, but
a late go-around is worse than nothing.
When you begin the go-around, do it right. Don't add “some” power; add full takeoff power.
Go-Around: Balked approach, when the aircraft climbs away from the runway during the approach, to either start the approach again, or proceed to the alternate airport.
GPS: Global Positioning System (Navstar).
Apply full power and execute a go-around. I frequently remind my students that it is safer and better to go-around and set up for another landing rather than trying to salvage a potential bad landing.
During flight reviews and airplane checkouts I frequently make it a point to ask for a go-around when the pilot is actually flaring the airplane.
NBAA IFR FUEL RESERVES
Fuel for go-around at destination airport
NDB
Navigation ...
The best rate-of-climb and angle-of-climb is always reached with flaps up. Hence the need to retract flaps after a go-around if obstacles are in the climb out path.
Taking an airplane from being airborne and level at its cruise altitude to being tied back down at a parking spot involves five basic steps: descent, approach, landing, go-around (an aborted landing), and taxi.
Local Control clears aircraft for takeoff or landing, ensuring that prescribed runway separation will exist at all times. If Local Control detects any unsafe condition, a landing aircraft may be told to "go-around" and be re-sequenced into the ...
It ends when the speed permits the aircraft to be maneuvered by means of taxiing off the runway for the purpose of arriving at a parking area. It may also end by the crew initiating a "go-around" phase.
 See also: Flight, Aircraft, Landing, Plane, Pilot
  
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