What happens
The pilot adds power, stops descending, climbs away from the runway, and returns for another approach or chooses another plan.
A go-around is a normal maneuver used when landing conditions are not right.
The pilot adds power, stops descending, climbs away from the runway, and returns for another approach or chooses another plan.
Traffic, wind, runway conditions, aircraft spacing, or an unstable approach can make another attempt the safest choice.
Treat a go-around as a good decision. Avoid comments that imply the pilot failed or should have forced the landing.