THINGS GET BUMPY JUST BEFORE TOUCHDOWN! This NetJets Cessna Citation Longitude arriving from San Jose was about to land on runway 24R at LAX when the pilots reported hitting wake turbulence, prompting a go-around! Caught LIVE on the 24/7 Airline Videos Live broadcast on October 28th, 2026!

The first time it happened to me, I thought something had failed. It was almost instant. Never underestimate wake turbulence. So scary.

Ouch. I had that in a King Air behind a 757 at Madrid, just about shat myself!

Wake that close to the ground leaves you very little room to recover. Interested to know what aircraft was ahead.

That is how you do it! Well done.

Wow!

WOW 😳

Wild holy

Any turbulence is quite scary

Textbook go-around by that crew. Wake turbulence at LAX is no joke, even in a jet as capable as the Longitude. For the rest of us, the closest thing to private jet life is a lie-flat seat booked with miles 😂

Good job! They did the right thing.

Land above and beyond their touchdown point. Long runways. Not difficult to do

Gotta land long there…

Good decision to perform a goaround. On short final correcting the flightpath to be above the preceding one leads to an unstabilized and unsafe landing.

Welcome to wake turbulence 101 training.

Thus creating an endless loop of go-arounds!

Smart call. Wake that close to the ground is no joke for a jet that size, and going around is way cheaper than trying to save it. Great catch on the stream.

Hindenburg crash: oh the humanity! Private jet crash: oh the lack of humanity!

These are some great pilots

If I was a passenger in that thing I might be checking my pants. O.M.G.

It looks like he was landing along the same glide path as the 747. When a smaller plane follows a heavy it's supposed to land long to overfly the heavy's wake. Landing in the same part of the runway puts the plane directly inside the wake.

Well executed though