A fascinating video shows the attempted landing of a Japan Airlines Airbus A350-941 (c/n JA03XJ) in Osaka, with footage captured from both outside and inside the cockpit.
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During the landing on runway 32L at Osaka-Itami Airport, the crew gently touched the runway with the landing gear wheels but quickly opted to go around and try again, completing a safe landing on the second attempt about 20 minutes later.
The recording, taken by a spotter, captures the moment when the Airbus, seemingly “hovering” over the runway, makes brief contact before the go-around.
In addition to the external angle, a cockpit video also provides a unique perspective, allowing viewers to follow the crew’s decisions in real time.
Runway 32L at Osaka-Itami Airport, extending 3,000 meters, provided the necessary space for a successful second landing.
The incident has garnered attention for highlighting the skill and caution of the JAL team in challenging conditions, offering a rare record of a go-around maneuver.
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