Air India Flight Fails First Landing Attempt in Jaipur, Averts Accident

• An Air India flight (AI 2781) from Mumbai to Jaipur failed its first landing attempt at Jaipur Airport due to an unstable approach.
• The pilot initiated a 'go-around' procedure after the aircraft briefly touched the runway, lifting it back into the air.
• Passengers experienced a jolt, but the cabin crew maintained calm, and the pilot successfully landed the aircraft on the second attempt.
• The incident follows a recent fatal chartered plane crash at Baramati Airport, increasing aviation safety concerns.
• Airport sources confirm that a go-around for an unstable approach is a standard and safe procedure, prioritizing passenger safety.