Heathrow Plane Aborts Landing Amid Storm Amy's 60mph Winds
Heathrow Plane Aborts Landing Amid Storm Amy's 60mph Winds

A dramatic incident unfolded at Heathrow Airport as a plane was forced to abort its landing due to strong winds from Storm Amy. The aircraft was moments from touching down when gusts reaching up to 60mph made the approach unsafe.

The pilot executed a go-around, aborting the landing and climbing back into the sky. The heart-stopping moment was captured on video, showing the plane struggling against the powerful crosswinds.

Storm Amy has brought severe weather across the UK, with winds causing disruptions at major transport hubs. Heathrow officials confirmed that operations were affected but no injuries were reported.

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The incident highlights the challenges pilots face during extreme weather conditions. The plane eventually landed safely after the winds subsided.

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