INRAT
INRAT Air Law: What to Study and How to Study It
Canadian air law topics that support INRAT study: IFR flight rules, plans, airspace, and communications.
Air Law is where the INRAT stops being about flying and starts being about the system you fly in. Candidates who can handle an ILS to minimums still lose marks on questions about flight plans, clearances, airspace and uncontrolled aerodromes. This article sets out what INRAT Air Law covers, which sources to use, and how to study it so that the questions on the exam look familiar.
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