Instrument Rating · INRAT · Aeroplane · Canada
Learn to read what the INRAT hands you.
The INRAT asks you to read en-route charts, approach plates, area forecasts, weather maps and the flight plan of a simulated IFR flight. INRAT Prep draws a new fictional one of each, every run, and asks the questions on it.
iPhone · iPad · Mac
This app is not on the App Store yet. The sample questions below are real ones from it.
- 6chart readers
- 3simulator trainers
- 682explained questions
- 50 Q · 3 hmock, TP 691E
Sample
Three questions from the app.
Real questions from INRAT Prep, with the explanation and reference you get for every one.
What is inside
Built around this exam.
Six chart readers
En-route Low and High, Approach Plate, Reference Table, GFA and Weather Map. Each run draws a chart nobody has seen before and asks ten questions on it, each answer explained with its reference.
The flight package
The real paper works a group of questions off one simulated IFR flight, and so does every INRAT Prep mock: one fictional trip with a destination and an alternate, and an appendix of six documents that agree with each other.
Holding, navaid and approach trainers
Three simulator trainers for the manoeuvres the questions assume you can picture.
Invented on purpose
Every chart, plate and aerodrome is fictional and marked that way. They teach how to read the real products; they are not for navigation.
The exam
What the trainer models.
- Study guide
- TP 691E
- Mock exam
- 50 questions, 3 hours
- Pass mark
- 70%
- Format
- Questions work off a simulated IFR flight and its documents
Figures are as modelled in the app from the published study guide. Confirm the current format with the exam authority before you book.
INRAT Prep, coming soon
The full trainer is on its way to the App Store. In the meantime, practise the PSTAR or ROC-A free on this site to see how the trainers work.