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[@JettingJulia]

Part two of my first flight attendant trip back to work! Watch part one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKnRiHd4mq10iZI Thank you so much for being here. 😊

[@Charles-re4vd]

Hey Julia, funny that you mentioned that, I remember seeing a video a while back ( u triggered a certain memory) it was Captain Jo. He's video was about just that. Why your type of airplane takes on some " extra fuel"

[@SuperHardknocklife]

Julia have you read any Jamaican/Caribbean authors?

[@lonestarhog7407]

Any aircraft - especially large commercial - must be on a "stabilized approach" in order to safely land. If the approach is not stabilized then the Captain/FO will hit the TOGA (Go Around) and attempt another landing. All instrument approach plates have a specific "Go Around Procedure" that is followed. Winds are the primary reason for executing a Go Around. Nothing out of the ordinary and crews practice the Go Around procedure in the flight simulators as part of regular training.

[@Boodieman72]

TOGA, Takeoff / Go Around

[@lonestarhog7407]

@@Boodieman72 Correct. I did not want to give the impression that the TOGA is used during normal takeoff; therefore, the limitation to Go Around stated.

[@fishnchips7823]

Glad to see you back and LMSL! That's "Love Me Some Luna"! Glad you healed up well too.

[@quantumweasel3316]

I have seen videos of high wind events (like a hurricane) start to lift parked airliners off the ground. It sounds like what the captain was saying is there was possibly too much lift to land safely.

[@Boodieman72]

Sounds like a standard go around to me.

[@johns20901]

your Captain and FO handled the situation superbly. She made the safe and thus best choice. Glad you're back!

[@JettingJulia]

Yes they both did! Thank you ☺️

[@RustySax1949]

@@JettingJulia- As you may recall, I work at GEG and see flight crews daily heading for their hotel shuttle. What's caught my eye is that there are more and more women on the flight deck, which has traditionally been male dominated. I'm really impressed with this trend, and actually tickled to see it happening. IBME that once women are trained properly, they often tend to actually be better than men in many situations, primarily because of the way your brains are wired. Thus, thanks for sharing this odd but occasional and "exciting" part of flying, and mentioning talking to the gal from the flight deck about it after - that's what really caught my attention! As always, Cheers from GEG ❣

[@ddraiss]

I used to be a very nervous fllyer. I fly abiut 3-4 times a year now. I am not too nervous anymore. Listening to the story about the aborted landing actually makes me even less nervous. Knowing the pilot knew how to handle the situation is very reassuring.

[@kirkl1575]

Excellent vlog Julia! Glad you are back! Next time you are in DFW, maybe I will be your gate agent. Have a good week. Be well, and that Luna is beautiful! ✌️🐾✈️

[@budgetwithrenay2419]

Thank God,( literally), for skilled pilots and crew members! I’ve been traveling on planes since the age of 9 and have the utmost respect for this profession!

[@jamesbambury]

Glad you are safe and the flight crew handled well. This is why everyone trains as hard as they do. Sounds like you are describing a ground affect phenomenon along with the windsheir event.

[@grahambell5865]

Julia the pilots are trained to do it!!I have landed nat London Heathrow in zero visibility on auto pilot!!best landing ever!!have faith in the plane and pilot!! flying is the safest way of travel!! excellent vlog Julia 😊

[@MissiontoParadise]

I’m happy to hear you and everyone landed safely! Wanted to take a minute to thank you for your hard work as a flight attendant - when you said all eyes were on you in an emergency, it’s one of those situations where I feel flight attendants are unappreciated. I wanted to tell you I appreciate you and all flight attendants out there! Your job is not easy and you have the capability of handling any situation at any given moment while in the air - hats off to you!

[@susieb8661]

I don't know how you do those crazy hours and (first of all) look so fresh at 3am, but secondly are able to get thru a day of flying and having all that responsibility on a flight.

[@darryljorden9177]

All my years of flying, I've only experienced one go-around. We were on final approach into O'Hare with gear down when suddenly the engines revved up, the gear was raised and we quickly ascended. I was a pretty nervous flyer in those days and the first thing I thought of was a near miss (hit). I looked around not at the flight attendants but at the other passengers to see if anyone was panicking but, fortunately, no one was so, with my heart in my mouth, I settled down and eventually we landed on our second try. The FO came on before we landed and explained that we were deemed too close to the plane landing ahead of us and therefore instructed to go around.

[@jensenrodriguez2260]

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[@michellecherie419]

Thank you so so much for reposting/sharing on IG stories today about the Unpaid Work Won't Fly campaign we have going on in Canada. You help us reach a bigger audience and bring more awareness. We are all in this together. Our struggle is your struggle. In solidarity, with love and support ❤

[@laurenschenck5355]

Your captain and FO handled the situation superbly she made the sad and best CHOICE! You did so well too and so proud of you ✨❤️🫶🏻✨✨✨❤️🫶🏻🫶🏻❤️💕✨❤️🫶🏻🫶🏻✨💕💕❤️🫶🏻🫶🏻✨✨✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️💕✨🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻✨💕❤️🫶🏻🫶🏻❤️💕💕✨🫶🏻❤️✨💕💕✨✈️✈️✈️💕✨✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✨💕💕❤️❤️❤️🫶🏻🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻❤️🫶🏻🫶🏻❤️✈️💕

[@beltonfields2311]

Welcome back and I am glad all are safe with the go around. I hope you had a great trip and enjoy your week

[@SteveCChapman]

I have also experienced an aborted landing at Newark, on a Swiss air flight from Zurich during thunderstorms. The second approach was successful, but quite a firm touchdown. I remembered that the Swiss pilot pronounced Newark “New” “Ark” instead of “New” “erk” which made me laugh.

[@joseadorno292]

Those early mornings really get to you! As a Pilot in training I must say I enjoy go-arounds 😂. Hope you're doing good Julia❤

[@torgeirbrandsnes1916]

Great vlog as always! THIS is your first incident after all these years as F/A. Ok. Statistics will hit you in the head from time to time. This is what has happend to ME since 1978 as a stand by pax of what I can remember… 1: struck by Lightning Three times. 2. bird strike on a 747. New aircraft took 24h to fly in. 3. one burst tire. Full Emergency landing. X number of Go-arounds due to weather, wind, snow, and snow. Divertions due to WX. Heavy delay due to closed airspace because of air show. Lol! That was in ALC. Keep up the good work. Be safe!

[@OTRTrader]

Hi, Go arounds are so routine and practiced all the time, they are practically done in their sleep. I used to do them in a small plane when I was a student, and it was one of my favorite things to do. There is a video by a certain pilot who mentours other pilots (I spelled "mentours" that way specifically). I can't cite his channel because if I do, YT will delete the post, but he explains in great detail how the go around process works. Take the misspelled word (without the s), and then add the (pilot), and he has one about go arounds, and the "toga" switch ("what happens when you push TOGA"). You will know everything you would want to know about the subject matter.

[@johnvsymons]

Hi Julia. Nothing like a "go around" to add a little excitement to your day. 😂. I remember 2 incidents that I won't ever forget. Once landing in Amsterdam in a 747 we landed and then immediately the captain applied full power and we took off at a very steep angle. After we climbed out and started circling the captain apologized and said we had to abort our landing as there was an aircraft still on our runway! The second incident was a rough touchdown at the old Hong Kong airport(the approach there was usually a white knuckle experience as you had to fly in over Kowloon twisting and turning to avoid mountains and high rise buildings) we landed so hard that the oxygen masks dropped down and the overhead baggage compartments popped open and ejected lots of luggage into the cabin! I was so grateful that our pilots were so competent and got us down safely. The flight attendants on both flights remained calm and reassured us that all was well and we would be at the gate shortly. Kudos to you and your fellow attendants for your professionalism and your ability to remain calm in such situations 👏 👍🏻.

[@angelinaveneziano5303]

Hitting wind sheer is the scariest thing that has ever happened to me in a flight. Our pilot tried to land three times and had to divert to the nearest larger airport. Glad everyone was safe. I know you were a calming presence to your passengers.

[@lorid6544]

Sort of like a "touch & go" practice for the pilot. I love all things aviation & it is incredible how planes & jets fly. Thanks for the video! I'm so glad your knee is better.

[@raybeavers3123]

Thank You Julia, for sharing this amazing information with us regular flyers. I know you must get tired of sleeping in a different bed almost every night. That doesn’t help your back. One can tell immediately how committed to your job you are and how much you enjoy traveling. You always share so many great ideas which we can use in our travel. Enjoy your time off and hope Luna meets and greets you at your door when you arrive home. Take Good Care and Fly Safe and Enjoy Every Breath of LIFE! 👋👍👏🤗💐🌹❤️🥇🇺🇸🫡🙏

[@mrdsn189]

Glad you’re safe! 🙏🏽 Did you have announcing duties after the go-around? Also Newark followed by Tampa… what a difference! 🤣🤣

[@garyreimer6791]

Always good to see your sweet face. Doesn’t matter where you’re going. I was on one of those aborted landings one Tim going into Little Rock only we hit a down draft, not fun. I’ve flown about 500 time and that’s a very rare scenario . One time we had to alternate to Memphis and wait for weather to clear from fog, finally he decided to try Little Rock again, made it, but it was so foggy, you couldn’t see the blue runway edge lights. He had guts. Any way be safe

[@Dd64231]

I’ve experienced an aborted landing at LAX. Was super scary because I’ve flown in and out of LAX many times. I had a window seat and I kept saying to myself we’re not low enough to land. We didn’t even touch down and it was a clear day. On another topic was wondering what are the most junior bases for AA?

[@jeremyhaliski1104]

They only put just enough fault in to get to your destination. I'd say that myth is BUSTED! Next myth dog can die if they eat chocolate.

[@lajoskovacs1052]

Fortune cookie is of China, country of Mongolia is not part of China, Dear. Try to learn some geography

[@kevingreen5793]

I've never been on a flight where we had to do a go around or an abort landing but it would be pretty cool though I think. I've going on a trip in a couple weeks so maybe it'll happen then but I'm not counting on it. Hope I didn't jinx myself lol!

[@thomasmoore842]

Julia is it the same as everywhere called a go around seen them on KZbin with weather being bad pilots usually get it right 2nd time around

[@HRHBailey77W]

If I had a dollar for every aborted landing takeoff I had in my 16 years before I retired….I’d have a few dollars.

[@simonrowney6159]

Had my worst ever turbulence on a flight into Newark so understand how bad it might have been

[@steveradi9638]

My only fear of flying is to be on an American Airline flight and you are NOT one of the flight attendants working it

[@AllycatlovesAG]

I live near my local airport, and when planes do a go-around or an aborted landing, the flight path goes right over my house, at a lower altitude than normal due to the plane climbing. I have never experienced one, but they do happen every so often! Glad you're safe!

[@alfonsodelafreg259]

Aborted takeoffs are much more fun. You get used to them after the second. Probably not too common now.

[@mavismounds]

I was on a flight that aborted the landing, not because of wind, but there was a plane on our runway!

[@suematulewicz631]

Oh Julia im one of those people that is terrified of flying i hate it and turbulence scares me to death 😢

[@Thunder_6278]

Wind shear is unpredictable in its speed and direction. Avoid at almost all costs.

[@gregmckinley5178]

You did what they call a touch and go. Every been through a jet wash?

[@diytwoincollege7079]

Better safe than sorry. I’m glad it all worked out. Apparently the pilot made a great decision to go around.

[@erikateresasantos4801]

So nice to have you back Julia! I think Miss Luna needs her own channel! She is so beautiful. I'm glad you and everyone that was in the aircraft was safe!

[@JohnSeinset]

MY FLIGHT HAD AN ABORTED LANDING | FLIGHT ATTENDANT LIFE JETTING JULIA

[@tesorl5986]

Did you ever stay in a crash pad with a bunch of pilots and stews?

[@Zach-bg6ub]

So glad you’re back and safe which is great! Give your captain a word from me “Great job keeping everyone safe!”

[@mindbodyhome102]

Ok...I do have a massive fear of flying and my question is this: why didn't they know about this problem.before they got all the way to the ground (well almost)in the first place

[@JPEaglesandKatz]

Sounds like the pilot handled it very well!!! Glad everything went well. I would be one of those people not very keen on flying. And yeh.. I always paid attention and looked at flight attendants.. I figured, if they are calm and fine, I should be as well (didn't always work though)... I think the work of flight attendants is very important and perhaps underestimated sometimes.. I'm guessing there are quiet a few people on planes that don't really want to be there. Having professional and skilled flight attendants is so important for the collective calm. I would fly anytime with you on the plane :) Take care!!! Oh and you have zero reason to ever apologize for not vlogging or making videos.. Whether you are tired or not.. Don't put any stress on yourself for it.. :)

[@darryljorden9177]

Yeah. We don't want to see any "Why I'm quitting KZbin" videos out of you! 😄

[@darianlibauer6913]

One time a windshere hit my neighborhood in Minneapolis and it leveled people’s chimneys an d uprooted huge trees. Happily not my house ….I was in Italy having a fun holiday. And remember the delta one in DFW that had passengers killed. I’m so happy you were safe. I love your channel! 💕

[@cycythepuzzlesguy]

6:34 Did you get a second tattoo? I guess I missed that memo

[@JettingJulia]

Yep! Rose on my forearm, dragons on my back are my new ones

[@zgaviation6481]

Hey Julia, long-time watcher, infrequent commenter lol. Anyway, just applied to your airline yesterday. Any tips you have?

[@georgemoore7231]

I don’t know how you are able to gather the energy to make those early morning pick ups especially after working a busy flight. That book “Dark Matter” seems like it would make a really good movie 🍿.

[@Shell66ey]

Love following you and your travels. So exciting and you do a super job! Absolutely LOVE your makeup. It looks flawless and I was wondering what all do you use? It looks perfect every time! Keep up the awesome work you do!! 😊

[@JettingJulia]

Thank you!! I use a few different products (I’ll film all of them in a video soon) but I use foundation from rare beauty, my mascara is fenty, & my blush is also from rare beauty. My lipstick is a light pink shade from nyx 💗 for eyeshadow also always use one of the naked palettes

[@CaptCap25]

Every landing is an aborted go-around

[@QuickBurn70]

Yeah, sounds like you caught a nasty gust on the nose during touchdown, which popped the plane back in the air before the auto-spoilers could come out. Makes me wonder if this happened on an Airbus, as their ground spoilers are much more deliberate than the snappy deployment of a 737's. Either way, that's a well-trained flight crew.

[@JettingJulia]

Yep we were on an Airbus!

[@ladydove45]

Hi Julia, when you mentioned about a aborted landing, it brought back memories. It happened to me years ago, I remember circling the airport before we finally landed. Have a great day and awesome week.

[@jamesrios8438]

I Wana be a flight attendant just like u (:

[@fxpthl]

I have been following your postings for a few years and this is the first time I’ve seen your forearm tattoo! Is it new or have I been less attentive?

[@JettingJulia]

It’s new!

[@a7128]

would you like to make a VIP apperance at a London nightclub?

[@JettingJulia]

no thank you, clubs aren't my scene! :)

[@PeterLoutan]

Hi how do you pop your ears on a plane

[@VideoGameRoom32]

How did you learn how to make videos? Did you take classes or self-taught?

[@JettingJulia]

Self taught! Just bought a camera and winged it 😂

[@Herman-in-SEA]

Julia, you have the explanation correct. Mother Nature is stronger than anything else. And downward windshear is even worse for landings. Herman

[@mzi03731]

I was on a flight from San Diego into EWR and it was a turbulent flight. I donated all of my tissues and one clean handkerchief to those who were throwing up from air sickness. Upon descent, about 200 feet from the ground, the pilot pulled up. We ended up circling and then routing to Buffalo for refueling. We then returned. The pilot said that cross-traffic on the runway was "too close for comfort." I called the airline just to find out what happened, and I received a package in the mail with all sorts of vouchers and 50k frequent-flyer miles. Was really weird. I wasn't even complaining.

[@joesmith8821]

If you want to see go-arounds (aborted landings) check out the live streams from Heathrow (LHR) during storms. Usually 1 an hour during stormy weather

[@pamelawing5747]

I HATE flying for all kinds of reasons but of course I DO fly because I like to go places. I'm not rowing to Hawaii. I live in Reno and our airport is horrible especially for wind. I have had some really rough landings here but never a "go around". Air Force One has landed here quite a few times and honestly I don't know how that plane gets in and out, especially before the runway was extended. Very glad you are all safe and sound.

[@michaelrmurphy2734]

Row to Hawaii? You could sail...!

[@pamelawing5747]

@@michaelrmurphy2734 Don't be so literal. And no I don't know how to sail and can't afford cruising.

[@adamlamparello8701]

Great video Julia, thanks! I hope you're doing well.

[@theboeing737flyer3]

Your vlogs always bring me to cheer . Have a great rest of your day and stay safe.

[@valeried2941]

Hello from Bucks County....glad you are aok!

[@badge2045]

U are amazing. I went thru flight attend training, ppl should know how superbly we are taught in training. Every scenario available is taught. Ppl please never be afraid.

[@karolrust2300]

I can't imagine having to make that last minute decision for a 'go around ' 😮 Kudos to the pilot for utilizing the skills developed in training!! 👏✈️ My hobby for many years has been plane spotting and I'm totally in awe of pilots!! Seems like you are getting back into the groove Julia ❤ 'Hello' Eric and Miss Luna 👋

[@dona4him942]

Awwwww that face!! Give Luna some belly rubs and and a few treats 🥹❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@oliverdeeley]

Haven't forgotten my first and only experience at an aborted landing. This was back in 2016 coming into London Heathrow. My flight never touched down on the ground when it happened. The flight was on the final approach but suddenly aborted before touching down. Gate wasn't ready and there was not enough space to wait. Captain told us that and that the tower had the flight ascend back into the air and circle in the air for a few minutes.

[@tiatowery6409]

Julia another great video.I check every few days to see if you have posted.Such a refreshing,positive video.But make sure you. Rest as must as possible if that means that we don’t see you a few days.You come first.Take time for yourself

[@Mattsommers521]

You’re absolutely correct. Pilots spend countless hours training training training for ANYTHING that could go wrong. So glad everything went ok! And oh that Chinese food looked absolutely amazing! Chinese food is typically our go to when my wife and I go out to eat. Have a blessed week!

[@michaelrmurphy2734]

When you leave does Luna wander around the house thinking "Where's Mommy...where's Mommy"?!

[@huwfoxhall547]

I've seen on big jet TV on KZbin the airlines coming into Heathrow airport bouncing on the runway from the wind.it must be terrifying for you all .love watching your vlogs keep up with them ❤👍🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@yaseminmerwede6596]

I flew out of EWR Newark, NJ to Lax this morning and have to go back home to Jersey this Thursday. Yikes~!

[@kymw7833]

Hey Julia long time VIEWER I watch a lot of Pilot and Engineering Channels Garret and Stig both with AA stings an engineer in LAX ,Garret1st officer out of New York ,but it's nice to get a Flight Attendants look at Airline life .I experienced a go around ounce and thought it was very exciting ,the guy next to me said oh great we are getting a longer ride for free😊😊😊😊 Stay safe Kym Adelaide

[@nikim9194]

Go arounds and missed approaches always make the day more exciting 🤣 I worked on a turboprop for 15 years before changing aircraft type….we had go arounds and aborted landings often due to the length of the runway at my base and shear values. You’re right, PAX always stare bug-eyed at you 😂

[@bjo007]

I have experienced two memorable go arounds. First was at ORD. We actually had to go around 3 times because of traffic on the landing runway. (ended up making for a very tight connection) 😰The other was at MCO due to a rapidly approaching thunderstorm (wind shear type of thing as well). Fortunately, we were able to quickly circle around and land before heavy rain dropped visibility to near zero.

[@theboeing737flyer3]

keep making the good vlogs☺ and stay safe on wherever your are.

[@kylem1834]

A) love your screen saver B) I’ve never had an aborted landing but have had an aborted takeoff when one our engines failed but C) the scariest thing I’ve encountered in flight was hitting an air pocket in extremely turbulent winds and we dropped 10k feet before the pilot regained control. Everyone who was not strapped in hit the ceiling with many injuries. It’s why I never take my seatbelt off. I’ve gone from LAX to London Gatwick without going to the bathroom. I did go to the bathroom from Copenhagen back to LAX when I just couldn’t hold it any longer. You stay safe.

[@Hazelee1980]

My husband and I had an aborted landing in Cyprus flying from Manchester,UK. Im not the best flyer but oddly the landing didn’t bother me, I think it happened so quickly that I didn’t really think about it xx

[@HazelHammond1505]

You will Love love Iron Flame!!. I would think 4 days is to much. I'm sure it drains you. Thanks for sharing with us. Luna sleeping in you place. We have a dog that as soon as my Husband gets out of bed He jumps in. head on the pillow. There so cute.

[@bhangraman7000]

In 2016 I experienced a go around landing it Singapore. We don’t land on the ground but had to quickly get back up in the air and circle Changi airport for about 20 minutes. The Singapore Airlines pilots handled rhe sitation very well and landed in Singapore safely.

[@sixtysecondvlog]

hi Julia, well it's always better to be safe than sorry and to land a bit late and be in one piece. Glad you have you had your first flight back. xx

[@gorionzorander2943]

i know i am going to sound like Christopher Reeves in Superman but Statistically speaking Flying is the safest form of travel.

[@Courtney-Alice-Gargani]

First

[@robc1961]

Newark is an awful airport. Spent many hours on the tarmac there. Wait to get in and wait to take off. Glad you got there safely.

[@robinnagel6324]

We were on a flight into CVG and had a similar landing…we a.most touched down and went right back up. It was a bit scary but after circling the pilot put us down safely/gently.

[@DaveTingwaldd]

I had one instance of an aborted landing, going into Regan National. It was very stormy and windy. I am not typically a nervous flyer either, but I had already braced myself and closed my eyes, expecting a rough landing. Just about that time, my neighbor nudged me. I looked out the window to hear the engines rev back and us start ascending once again. It was quite unnerving. Plus, we had to circle back to like Ohio!

[@Abcdefghijk920]

I have never had it either!! Just a divert because of strong winds after 3 attempts to land but never this. Glad you all are safe!!

[@londondan14]

Don't forget to say hi to Phoebe the flamingo as you pass through TPA...then again, you can't miss her!

[@Kevin_Finch]

I remember the first time I felt an aborted landing as a passenger. It was at the end of a long haul flight from Portland, Oregon to Frankfurt, Germany. The last third or so of the flight was pretty turbulent. Got quite airsick. Captain did two touch and gos before coming around and landing on the third attempt.

[@tiatowery6409]

Julia it’s so nice that your back but you need to first take care of yourself with food rest etc before you worry about us!We love you ! Your mental and physical health should be priority! We can wait!!!😊

[@toobydude41]

No worry, if the opportunity for me to fly presents itself again , what you experienced won't deter me from stepping on the plane. Probably might even take the edge off the ever present nerves lol. In my very limited air travel history, an aborted landing/go around hasn't happened. That dinner looked so yummy! And what more can be said about the Luna face

[@susiew6851]

I'm scared of flying, so thank you for explaining about the aborted landing and that everything turned out fine.

[@skyofgraffiti]

I’ve been in two go-arounds (as a non rev passenger never working!) and the first one I was nervous we wouldn’t land (w/o diverting) because a storm was close by. So this first one was probably similar to yours, the second one was coming into Austin and they said someone was on the runway in our way so we had to go around! Kinda of funny since I’m not a flight attendant (I’m a gate agent) and this was only your flight go around!

[@oubrioko]

Unless there is an emergency mechanical or fuel issue with the aircraft, it's almost always a safer decision to go-around (abort) when encountering significant wind shear on short-final. Airline passengers should never question the decision making of a captain that got them to their destination safely. Nice video. Cheers 👍🏿