STUCK FLAPS! United Boeing 737 goes around due to flap issue in Austin.

A United Boeing 737-900, performing flight UA-381 from Washington Dulles, DC to Austin, TX (USA), was on final approach to Austin's runway 36R when the crew initiated a go-around reporting a flaps issue and requesting delay vectors.
The aircraft climbed back to 3000 feet and entered a holding for about 30 minutes. The aircraft subsequently landed on the longest runway available, runway 36L, at a slightly higher than normal speed (165 knots over ground) and after landing requested emergency services to check their brakes.
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[@bobmarino350]

Great video and great work by all.

[@the_flight_records]

Thank you!

[@youtube6238]

Boeing quality aircraft 🔥

[@pkorns1892]

This is starting to get excessive!! Glad I'm done flying!!

[@reedjasonf]

Flaps get stuck all the time. Pretty minor thing around these parts.

[@williamedwards1528]

Every incident with a Boeing made aircraft is sure to make the news, even if it is a maintenance or piloting issue. Too funny!

[@DustyMills]

What is the 'sensor' that checked the brakes?

[@DeweyCheatumNHoweLLC]

infrared heat gun, gives the temp of the brakes.

[@wanderer5581]

SOPs At least it wasn't a flapless landing..

[@Hot1765]

More Mx issues from United , become a regular

[@BlueSkyUp_EU]

737-900 is not a MAX

[@Hot1765]

@@BlueSkyUp_EU mx is airline code for maintenance not max

[@BlueSkyUp_EU]

@@Hot1765 Ty! Didn't know that and it makes sense now.

[@Ndub1036]

Sequencing emergency aircraft 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@dwightmcqueen5771]

Boeing days are almost over

[@dwightmcqueen5771]

I encourage people to fly on Russian built planes or airbus safest

[@PeterNGloor]

which Russian planes can you find in the West? HAHA

[@RickTheClipper]

United plus Boeing seems to be a recipe for a disaster in the waiting

[@BlueSkyUp_EU]

I guess you just started looking at these type of incidents. Flaps issues are quite common. Nothing new or out of the norm here.

[@LEVELGAZANOW]

Yea, there’s been no Airbus issues recently. LOL!