Singapore Airlines flight lands safely after go-around at Perth

World · First reported 31 Oct, 23:03 · Updated 23:10

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A Singapore Airlines flight from Singapore to Perth aborted its first landing approach in strong winds and landed safely on its second attempt, according to the airline and flight-tracking data cited in coverage.

Flight SQ213 conducted a go-around while approaching Perth Airport on Saturday, October 31; the airline attributed the decision to strong winds.
The Airbus A350-900 landed safely at about 12:30 p.m. local time on its second attempt and taxied to the gate.
Videos described in the coverage show the aircraft banking to the right before it climbed away from the runway. [bfa2a33e-997d-4d37-856f-ea94523a3738

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Key facts

Flight: SQ213, Singapore to Perth
Aircraft: Airbus A350-900
Reported reason for go-around: Strong winds on approach, according to Singapore Airlines
Landing: Safely at about 12:30 p.m. local time on the second attempt
Reported wind speed: 32 km/h