Ryanair flight forced into emergency go-around at Nîmes airport

A Ryanair flight traveling from Charleroi, Belgium, to Nîmes, France, was forced to perform an emergency go-around at Nîmes–Garons Airport on Tuesday morning. The pilot had to climb back up just 100 meters above the ground after being informed that another aircraft was occupying the runway.

According to passenger reports and local media, the warning from air traffic control arrived too late to allow for a standard landing. The aircraft successfully landed approximately ten minutes later following a second attempt. No injuries or material damage were reported during the incident.