What are the licensing requirements in the US, for a twin engine light sport like this? Is there an easier way to get a twin engine rating for something like this?
Hi. Not sure for the US. There seem to be a number of pilots of Cricri that fly – but do they do this legally.
In New Zealand, where I am, you can fly a Cricri on a single engine licence as a special exception for which Canada let the way. Same for Franchise and Australia. Suggest you try to find a US Cricri pilot to ask.
Wayne
Hi Wayne. This is your old flatmate from ChCh days, Wayne Barnett here. Nice to find what you are up to these days. I now teach in Hamilton (Visual Arts and Workshop) and have a number of my own projects – less grand than yours – on the go. It would be great to catch up one day if you are in the area.
Wayne Butt Projects 
So what do you think of the projects here?
So this is a bit narcissistic – responding your your own reply. You can do better!
What are the licensing requirements in the US, for a twin engine light sport like this? Is there an easier way to get a twin engine rating for something like this?
Hi. Not sure for the US. There seem to be a number of pilots of Cricri that fly – but do they do this legally.
In New Zealand, where I am, you can fly a Cricri on a single engine licence as a special exception for which Canada let the way. Same for Franchise and Australia. Suggest you try to find a US Cricri pilot to ask.
Wayne
Hi Wayne. This is your old flatmate from ChCh days, Wayne Barnett here. Nice to find what you are up to these days. I now teach in Hamilton (Visual Arts and Workshop) and have a number of my own projects – less grand than yours – on the go. It would be great to catch up one day if you are in the area.
Hi Wayne, Great to hear from you. I had a look at your web site. Looks interesting. Keep up the good work;