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Missed Approach Point on a Localizer
Asked by: crisscross 7985 views General Aviation, Instrument Rating
I had a question about where the missed approach point is on a localizer approach. This is the approach in question:
http://www.globalair.com/dtpp/globalair_06656ild5.pdf
I understand the ILS missed approach point is where you reach 1732 feet, but at what point do you go missed for the Localizer? 7.5 DME (if so, why)? Is there some notation that depicts it?
Thank you.
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