What is the missed approach point for the DUC LOC RWY 35 procedure?

The missed approach point for the DUC LOC RWY 35 procedure is located at 2:27 from GYROE. This is determined by referencing the Specific Approach Procedure Chart, which includes crucial details about the approach such as altitudes, waypoints, and timing necessary for its execution.

In the context of this procedure, the mileage from GYROE represents the point at which a pilot must decide to execute a missed approach if they are unable to land successfully. The timing of 2:27 indicates the specific point in minutes and seconds after passing the GYROE waypoint where the missed approach procedure should be initiated.

Understanding the specific missed approach point is critical for maintaining safety during instrument approaches, as pilots need to know when to execute a missed approach due to visibility issues, aircraft performance, or any other operational concerns. The details in the procedure are vital for ensuring compliance with regulations and for successful IFR operations.