What is the missed approach point for the LOC RWY 31 procedure?

The missed approach point for the LOC RWY 31 procedure is determined based on specific criteria outlined in the approach charts and guidelines established for instrument procedures. In this case, the correct missed approach point is 2:33 from PECAT.

This timing indicates the distance or time from the PECAT navigational reference point to where the missed approach should commence if the runway environment is not in sight, allowing pilots to safely transition from the approach phase to the missed approach procedure.

Understanding the timing and its relevance is critical for pilots to maintain safe operations during instrument approaches, ensuring they follow the prescribed routes accurately in case a landing cannot be completed. The other options do not align with the established procedures for the LOC RWY 31, as pilots must adhere strictly to the timing or distances assigned in the approach charts to ensure adherence to safety and operational protocols.