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While you are correct, it is still pretty normal for air traffic control to ask, and it is pretty normal for the pilots to provide a reason whether they are ask
by goodcanadian 4y ago
While you are correct, it is still pretty normal for air traffic control to ask, and it is pretty normal for the pilots to provide a reason whether they are asked or not. Wind shear is definitely information that should be shared for the benefit of other aircraft.
- sokoloff 4y agoI've never been asked the reason for a go-around, but I've definitely offered it if I felt it might affect other aircrews. Interestingly, I have been asked the reason for a rejected takeoff, which I think is ATC policy to ask about and record all RTOs.