<h1>Routine go-around after unstabilised approach: carrier followed SOPs; regulatory reporting and compliance review may follow under Reg. 13</h1> An aircraft operating a scheduled domestic flight aborted its initial landing at a major airport after an unstabilised approach and executed a routine go-around, then landed safely on a second attempt with all passengers and crew disembarked. The carrier characterized the action as compliant with standard operating procedures. Legally, the incident prompts regulatory reporting obligations and possible review by aviation authorities to assess compliance, aircraft performance and crew decision-making; absent reports of damage or injury, liability exposure is likely limited if protocols were followed, though documentation and any subsequent findings could affect operational or enforcement outcomes.