I was just wondering what the rating requirements are for a cri cri. I think it's a wonderful design, and I'd love to have one, but one thing I'm unsure of is do you need a twin rating to fly one? I was hoping/assuming that because the engines are so small and mounted so closely together, and being a homebuilt experimental, the authorities might waive the twin rating for this type?
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Cri Cri rating - twin or single-engine
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