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The touchdown point, about 900 m past the runway threshold, is indicated by the third airplane from the right.
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The pilots were so focused on trying to set up the A320 to land on the runway centerline that they failed to consider a go-around, accident investigators say.
by Linda Werfelman | April 26, 2021
The touchdown point, about 900 m past the runway threshold, is indicated by the third airplane from the right.
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