INRAT
INRAT IFR Procedures: What to Study and How to Study It
Departures, arrivals, holds, approaches and missed approaches as tested on the Canadian INRAT.
Procedure questions are where INRAT study becomes operational. Regulations, weather and instruments are the building blocks. Procedures are where you have to put them together: how a Canadian IFR departure, en route segment, arrival and approach fit into one coherent flight, and what you do when something changes. Candidates who learn the pieces in isolation tend to struggle here.
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