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Envoy E175 Squawks 7700 After Three Weather-Related Missed Approaches

An Envoy Air Embraer E175 flying from Dallas to Lexington diverted to Evansville, Indiana, on August 11 after severe thunderstorms forced the crew to abandon three separate approaches. The pilots executed one go-around at their destination and two more at their Louisville alternate before dipping into their final thirty minutes of fuel and declaring an emergency. For aviators, this incident underscores the critical importance of continuous inflight fuel management and decisive alternate planning when regional storm systems unexpectedly close multiple viable airports.

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NetJets Crew Refuses Las Vegas Go-Around Citing Low Fuel

A NetJets flight crew on approach to Las Vegas rejected an air traffic control instruction to go around, stating they were unable due to low fuel. The crew had not previously declared a minimum fuel state, which forced controllers to quickly clear the business jet to land and instead order a trailing Alaska Airlines widebody to execute a missed approach. This incident underscores the critical necessity of proactive fuel state communication to prevent unexpected sequencing conflicts on final approach.