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Cirrus aircraft for sale
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About Cirrus
Cirrus reshaped the modern piston single with the SR20 and SR22 — sleek composite airframes built around a full glass panel and the CAPS whole-airframe parachute, a safety system no other production single offered at their launch. For years they have been among the best-selling piston airplanes in the world, and their side-yoke, big-screen cockpit set the template the rest of the industry followed.
All that capability comes at a real cost to buy and operate, which is exactly why so many Cirrus owners fly in partnerships. Splitting the hangar, the higher insurance, and the periodic CAPS parachute repack across a few partners turns an advanced, fast traveling airplane into a realistic monthly number — and keeps it flying often enough to stay current.
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Cirrus — frequently asked questions
Quick answers for buyers and prospective co-owners.
What is Cirrus known for?
Cirrus builds modern composite singles — the SR20 and SR22 — with full glass panels and the CAPS whole-airframe parachute. They have been among the best-selling piston singles in the world and set the template for the modern GA cockpit.
Should I choose an SR20 or an SR22?
The SR20 (about 215 hp) is the more attainable entry — cheaper to buy and run, and plenty for training and regional trips. The SR22 (about 310 hp) carries more, climbs better, and flies faster. Both share the same glass panel and parachute.
Why co-own a Cirrus?
Co-ownership is how most pilots make a Cirrus pencil out. Splitting the hangar, insurance, and the periodic CAPS parachute repack across a few partners turns an advanced single into a realistic monthly number.
Buying a plane?
Plain-English guides to help you buy and own with confidence.
- Aircraft Pre-Purchase Inspection — A Buyer's Checklist — what to check before you make an offer.
- How Much Does It Cost to Own an Aircraft? — buy-in, fixed, and hourly costs, so you can budget the whole purchase.
