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26 Beechcraft Bonanza aircraft for sale, aggregated from across the web — search them all in one place.

Beechcraft Bonanza specs

The classic high-performance single — V-tail and straight-tail variants, roomy cabin, 170+ kt cruise.

Cost to own a Beechcraft Bonanza

A Bonanza is a serious traveling machine with traveling-machine costs. Co-ownership is the traditional way to fly one affordably; budget for the higher fuel burn and a healthy engine reserve.

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Beechcraft Bonanza key specifications

Seats
4–6
Engine
Continental IO-550-B (A36)
Horsepower
300 hp
Cruise speed
~174 kt
Range
~920 nm
Useful load
~1,050 lb
Fuel (usable)
74 gal
Landing gear
Retractable tricycle

Representative figures for a popular Beechcraft Bonanza variant — exact specs vary by model year, engine, and avionics configuration.

What's different about the Beechcraft Bonanza

  • Build quality and ramp presence put it at the top of the single-engine piston class — the classic "doctor's airplane."
  • 300 hp, retractable gear, and ~174 kt make the A36 a fast six-seat family and business cross-country plane.
  • Premium parts and the V-tail variant's history mean higher upkeep; a thorough pre-buy and type-specific training matter.

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About the Beechcraft Bonanza

The Beechcraft Bonanza is one of the longest continuously produced airplanes in history, first as the iconic V-tail and later in the conventional straight-tail form. It has always sat at the premium end of the piston single market — fast, refined, and roomy, built to a heavier standard that owners describe as feeling a class above typical trainers. Generations of pilots have regarded it as the benchmark high-performance single.

That refinement brings traveling-machine running costs: a healthy fuel burn and a serious engine reserve. Co-ownership is the traditional answer, and a Bonanza partnership spreads the hangar, insurance, and reserves so a group can enjoy a genuine cross-country machine without carrying it alone. A pre-purchase inspection by a Bonanza-savvy mechanic is considered essential whichever tail you choose.

Beechcraft Bonanza market snapshot

From 36 priced Beechcraft Bonanza listings on the market right now.

Median asking price
$130,000
Average asking price
$170,292
Lowest asking price
$55,000
Highest asking price
$505,000

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Beechcraft Bonanza — frequently asked questions

Quick answers for buyers and prospective co-owners.

What is the Beechcraft Bonanza known for?

It is the classic high-performance single — built in V-tail and straight-tail variants, with a roomy cabin and a 170+ kt cruise. It has been in production longer than almost any aircraft and is prized as a serious traveling machine.

How much does a Bonanza cost to own?

It is a traveling machine with traveling-machine costs — higher fuel burn and a healthy engine reserve. Co-ownership is the traditional way to fly one affordably, splitting the hangar, insurance, and reserves.

V-tail or straight-tail Bonanza?

Both fly beautifully; the V-tail is iconic, but some buyers prefer the conventional tail for simpler maintenance and insurance. Either way, a pre-purchase inspection by a Bonanza-savvy mechanic is essential.

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