Plain English Meaning
A point on the chart that tells the pilot exactly where to fly to during a missed approach. If the landing doesn't happen, this is one of the spots the pilot is expected to reach and use as a turning or holding reference.
Full Definition
A named waypoint depicted on an instrument approach chart that marks a specific point in the missed approach procedure, typically where the pilot begins or transitions a portion of the missed approach track after going around.
Context Anchor
Seen on instrument approach charts and approach diagrams, especially in the published missed approach path.