Which is worse?

[chornedsnorkack]

Originally Posted by Intruder

Not at all!
All it says is that if the decision to go around is made at less than 50' -- AFTER a decision to land has been made -- the airplane may actually touch the ground in the process of the go-around. There is nothing "dangerous" about this;

It also says:

Originally Posted by M.R. Preuss
Director
Commercial & Business Aviation

An attempt to commence a go-around or balked landing while in the low-energy landing regime is a high-risk, undemonstrated maneuver.

Originally Posted by Intruder

it is simply a "touch and go" in the midst of the go-around, and becomes by some definitions a "balked landing." After the touchdown, the subsequent climbout is generally no problem whatsoever.

It is warned that this:

Originally Posted by M.R. Preuss
Director
Commercial & Business Aviation

may result in a stall