In an insurance market that’s pushing older pilots out of complex airplanes, a worthy alternative to hanging up the wings for good could be stepping down into the world of Light Sport Aircraft. One aircraft that’s been a big success among others is the Van’s RV-12iS. Sebring Aviation in Florida specializes in LSA transition training and has an RV-12iS on its flight line. Aviation Consumer magazine Editor in Chief Larry Anglisano spent some time with Sebring’s chief pilot Jason Wilkinson and completed transition training for the airplane and learned some useful tips for others considering the same.
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Key Takeaways:
- Older pilots facing insurance challenges with complex aircraft can transition to Light Sport Aircraft (LSA) as a viable alternative to stopping flying.
- The Van's RV-12iS is highlighted as a successful LSA option for pilots making this transition.
- Sebring Aviation specializes in LSA transition training, with an editor successfully completing training in the RV-12iS and gaining valuable tips for others considering the same.
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