<h1>Airline aborted landing due to reported technical issue; mandatory regulator reporting, airworthiness probe, passenger remedies possible</h1> An airline flight from one major city to the capital aborted its first landing attempt at the destination airport for reported technical reasons and landed safely on a second approach after roughly ten minutes. Legally, the incident may trigger mandatory reporting to the national aviation regulator, an investigation into aircraft airworthiness and crew decision-making, and possible administrative action if regulatory noncompliance is found. Passengers could seek remedies for distress or expenses under applicable carrier liability and consumer protection laws. The operator also faces obligations to inspect, document and remediate the reported technical defect before further service.