Watch This Flight Abort Landing at Last Minute

missed approach... yawn.

Man, it's obviously not the same with a turboprop, but who doesn't love that gutteral, explosive roar of jet engines on an aborted landing!

Fairly routine go-around, or perhaps a touch-and-go; it's hard to be sure. I'm guessing a change in headwind strength, or perhaps even headwind going negative in gusty conditions, meant a touchdown too far forward for safety. (Note that "safety", in this context, doesn't necessarily mean that it was actually unsafe to complete the landing. I'm using the word in a more technical sense, to mean that the plane would come to a dead halt too close to calculated minima for the runway and conditions - and those minima have a very healthy margin built in. In all likelihood, the plane could have stopped completely, well before the end of the official runway end, but, unless there are extreme circumstances like a fuel emergency, SOPs are to go around. Gives the pax a story to tell.)