Yes, double actions can be a bit more difficult to use but, IMHO, is well worth the extra effort.
OTOH, many double action airbrushes got an adjuster screw at the back that will set how far back the needle can travel, i..e you push down to get the air and than take trigger all the way back to get the paint according to the adjusted setting.
I think the Sotar 20/20 even got pre-set markings on that screw to make it easier to adjust the spray-width, IMHO, a wasted feature as you will soon get a feel for it.
Gravity feed won't reduce the amount of paint fumes the A/B will put out it simply requires less pressure to push the paint through the A/B as it doesn't have to suck the paint out of the bottle. making it easier, IMO to get the pressure setting just right.