Narrative:

First officer was pilot flying during IOE. We were in clear VMC at 3;000 ft. Flaps were selected to 20 at 200 kts. On a visual approach to runway xx. EICAS indicated flaps deployed to 20. Cleared for the visual; approximately 3 miles from zzzzz; gear was selected down and flaps selected 30. Airspeed upon selecting flaps 30 was 175 kts. I noticed the flaps not moving on EICAS; as well as not feeling any change in the flight characteristics of the aircraft. Flaps fail caution was annunciated. We coordinated a go around with ZZZ approach. They gave us delay vectors while we ran the QRH. We completed the QRH procedure and a landing with flaps 20 and a vref speed of 137 kts. ATC vectored us to another visual approach to runway xx and cleared us. In the turn to final the winds picked up a bit and the first officer got behind the airplane. I took the flight controls and the landing was normal.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: CRJ-200 Captain reported a failure of the flap system on approach.

Narrative: First Officer was pilot flying during IOE. We were in clear VMC at 3;000 ft. Flaps were selected to 20 at 200 kts. on a visual approach to Runway XX. EICAS indicated flaps deployed to 20. Cleared for the visual; approximately 3 miles from ZZZZZ; gear was selected down and flaps selected 30. Airspeed upon selecting flaps 30 was 175 kts. I noticed the flaps not moving on EICAS; as well as not feeling any change in the flight characteristics of the aircraft. FLAPS FAIL caution was annunciated. We coordinated a go around with ZZZ approach. They gave us delay vectors while we ran the QRH. We completed the QRH procedure and a landing with flaps 20 and a Vref speed of 137 kts. ATC vectored us to another visual approach to Runway XX and cleared us. In the turn to final the winds picked up a bit and the First Officer got behind the airplane. I took the flight controls and the landing was normal.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.