Recently, a passenger aircraft operated by Korean Air was unable to land at one of Japan’s airports because of strong crosswinds.

During the landing approach, the aircraft was noticeably swaying from side to side, making it difficult for the pilot to keep the plane aligned with the runway. The crew made several attempts to stabilize the aircraft and complete the landing, but due to challenging weather conditions, the pilots decided to abort the landing and perform a go-around.

According to reports, the landing was canceled for safety reasons. No injuries have been reported.