What type of aeronautical chart is published in the Canada Air Pilot?

The Canada Air Pilot is a comprehensive document that includes a variety of aeronautical charts essential for pilots operating in Canadian airspace. This publication contains multiple types of charts that serve different operational needs.

Terminal charts are included to provide pilots with information for arriving and departing from airports, facilitating safe navigation in the complex terminal environment. VFR (Visual Flight Rules) navigation charts are also part of the Canada Air Pilot, offering a visual representation of airspace, including terrain features, controlled and uncontrolled airspace, and navigational aids crucial for flying under VFR conditions. Furthermore, Standard Terminal Arrival Charts (STARs) are provided, which are specific routing procedures designed for aircraft arriving at an airport, helping manage air traffic efficiently.

Since the Canada Air Pilot encompasses all of these chart types, it is accurate to conclude that all of the options are included in this publication.