Flight Safety Foundation

A video popped on my feed last week where someone was discussing the Miami overrun incident, and they quoted a stat that honestly made my jaw drop.

They referenced the Flight Safety Foundation go-around decision-making and execution project from March 2017, which found that, and there's a quote, "...the global aviation industry's rate of compliance with go-around policies is extremely poor.

Approximately 3% of unstable approaches result in go-around policy compliance." You talked previously about perceived pressure to continue your approach.

Bearing in mind this study is nearly 10 years old, is there any evidence to suggest things have improved? Thanks again for all the work.