When a Go-Around Goes Bad
The incident began innocently enough. The Boeing 757-200 was making a CAT II approach to Runway 01R at the Gardermoen Airport near Oslo, Norway. ATIS weather reported winds variable from 010 at three knots, visibility 9,842.5 feet in light freezing drizzle, few clouds at 200 feet and a broken cloud...
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