What type of entry is recommended to the missed approach holding pattern with an inbound heading of 050°?

For a missed approach holding pattern with an inbound heading of 050°, the recommended entry type is a teardrop entry. This entry is particularly effective for situations where the aircraft is approaching the hold from a point that is significantly offset from the inbound leg.

In a teardrop entry, the aircraft will make a turn away from the holding pattern and then track towards the holding fix, effectively allowing for easier orientation towards the designated inbound course. This type of entry benefits the pilot by providing a controlled way to get established in the hold while minimizing sharp turns and excessive altitude changes, ultimately helping to ensure a smooth transition into the holding pattern.

The teardrop entry is advantageous compared to other entry methods, especially in situations where the inbound course is well-defined, allowing for a more predictable and efficient descent and approach into the holding pattern.