513 practice questions built specifically for Transport Canada's IFR written exam. Timed simulator, full CARS-referenced explanations, and an AI flight instructor — everything you need to walk out with a passing score.
Click an answer to see instant feedback and the CARS-referenced explanation. No account needed.
Real INRAT-style questions, CARS-referenced explanations, and a dashboard that shows exactly where you stand across all 15 categories.
No textbooks. No generic questions. Just the questions Transport Canada actually tests you on — with full CARS-referenced explanations for every single one.
Written to match the style, difficulty, and phrasing of the actual INRAT. Every question references Canadian CARS and the AIM — not the FAA. Updated with every amendment cycle.
Simulate the real 3-hour, 50-question Transport Canada exam. Track your score, identify weak categories, and keep testing until you're consistently above 70%.
Every question includes a full explanation. Confused on a topic? Ask the AI instructor anything — it explains the regulation, the exception, and why the wrong answers are wrong.
See exactly where you stand across all 15 categories. The heatmap shows your weakest areas so you stop wasting time on what you already know.
Every subject the INRAT tests, organized into focused drilling modules. Study one category at a time or attack your weakest spots directly.
Fully responsive on phone, tablet, and desktop. Add it to your home screen and it works like an app — no download required. Study between flights, on your lunch break, wherever.
The Transport Canada IFR written exam draws from 15 subject areas. We cover every single one — no surprises on exam day.
A straightforward study loop used by Canadian pilots preparing for their INRAT.
Try 30 real exam-style questions right now — no account, no credit card. See exactly how the platform works and get a feel for the real exam format before you commit to anything.
Work through questions by category or take full timed practice exams. Every wrong answer comes with a CARS-referenced explanation. Ask the AI instructor anything you don't understand.
When you're consistently scoring above 70% on the simulator, you're ready. Walk into your Transport Canada appointment confident — you've already seen everything they'll ask.
Every key number you need for the INRAT — airspace dimensions, nav aid tolerances, GPS RAIM requirements, alternate minima, fuel rules, icing definitions, approach categories, and more. All referenced to Canadian CARS and the AIM, not the US FARs.
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Canadian IFR candidates who used IFRTEST.ca to prepare for their Transport Canada written exam.
"The questions are spot-on for the INRAT. I'd tried other tools that were basically FAA questions with 'Transport Canada' pasted in. This is the real deal — every explanation cites the actual CARS section."
"Passed my INRAT with an 87% first try. The category heatmap showed me exactly where I was weak — I drilled Meteorology hard for two weeks and that's what made the difference."
"The AI instructor is genuinely useful. I asked about the difference between an MDA and a DA on a non-precision approach and got a better answer than I'd found anywhere else."
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