| Piper Cub (Photo: EAA / Jim Koepnick) |
Each month, Flying answers questions about the new sport pilot/light sport aircraft rule with assistance from the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), the authority on the opportunities available within the category commonly known as “Sport Pilot”:
Q: I’ve heard about all the new airplanes that sport pilots can fly. But I like older airplanes. Are there any that I could fly as a sport pilot?
