What is the MAP for the RNAV (GPS)-B approach at CQX?

The Minimum Altidude Point (MAP) for the RNAV (GPS)-B approach at CQX is the RW24 waypoint. When conducting a RNAV (GPS) approach, the MAP is a crucial point that determines where a pilot must decide to either continue for landing or execute a missed approach. In this case, the RW24 waypoint serves as the designated point on the approach procedure where that decision must be made. Knowing these waypoints is vital for safe navigation and adherence to air traffic procedures during an approach.

Identifying the MAP correctly is essential for operational safety and flight compliance, and the designated waypoint allows pilots to have a clear reference for their approach path. Other waypoints mentioned in the options do not fulfill the requirements under the specific RNAV approach procedure for CQX, making the RW24 waypoint the accurate and correct choice for the MAP in this scenario.