If you have initiated a waveoff after touching down, should you change your mind and attempt to land?

When a waveoff has been initiated after touching down, it indicates a decision has been made to abort the landing due to various factors that may compromise safety. In such situations, the priority is to maintain safety and execute the waveoff procedures as trained.

Attempting to land again after a waveoff can create confusion and potentially hazardous situations, not just for the pilot but also for other aircraft and personnel involved in the operation. This action goes against standard operating procedures, which dictate that once a waveoff has been initiated, the aircraft should safely climb away from the touchdown area and follow the appropriate waveoff protocol. Adhering to these procedures ensures that any potential safety risks are minimized.

The incorrect choices imply that there may be circumstances under which a landing could be attempted or that communication with the tower is not inherently necessary during a waveoff, which could lead to misunderstandings or further unsafe situations. Ensuring the decision to waveoff is final reaffirms safe flying practices and proper adherence to procedures.