Mike Schumann wrote:
Unfortunately, I don't have enough flight experience yet to qualify to fly
the Junior under the MSC rules.

I find that really surprising.

In my club, Cambridge GC, once you've soloed, probably in an ASK-21, you
fly your next five solo flights in the same two seater, have a couple
more check rides and then convert directly into the Junior. That's what
its for: it was designed as a single seater for the new solo pilot.

The student arm of the club own a Ka-8 but, AFAIK, they convert to the
Junior first and then to the Ka-8. There is a reason for that: the
Junior is easier to winch than the Ka-8.


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