What privileges are assigned to a Group 2 INRAT?

The privileges assigned to a Group 2 Instrument Rating for aeroplanes specifically encompass all multi-engine and single-engine aeroplanes. This rating allows the holder to operate these types of aircraft under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR), which involve flying in a narrower range of visibility compared to visual flight rules.

This distinction is important because it indicates the capability of the pilot to handle more complex aircraft, such as multi-engine vessels, which often have different operational characteristics and require a deeper understanding of IFR procedures.

In contrast, options that reference "all aeroplanes," "all helicopters," or "all single-engine aeroplanes" do not apply here because they either represent a broader category than what Group 2 encompasses or restrict the privileges to a type that doesn’t reflect the complete scope of the Group 2 rating. The Group 2 INRAT is more comprehensive than only covering single-engine aircraft, which is why selecting multi-engine and single-engine aeroplanes accurately captures the full privileges provided by this particular rating.