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$291,000
56 Cirrus SR20 aircraft for sale, aggregated from across the web — search them all in one place.
Entry Cirrus single, ~215 hp, four seats, CAPS parachute, modern glass panel — a popular trainer and step-up.
The most attainable way into a Cirrus. Lower fuel and overhaul cost than the SR22; partnerships make the glass-panel ownership experience genuinely affordable.
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Representative figures for a popular Cirrus SR20 variant — exact specs vary by model year, engine, and avionics configuration.
The Cirrus SR20 is the entry point to Cirrus ownership — the same composite airframe, CAPS parachute, and modern glass cockpit as the SR22, with a roughly 215-hp engine in place of the bigger six. It was the airplane that launched the Cirrus revolution, and it remains a popular trainer and step-up for pilots who want the full Cirrus experience at a lower running cost.
Lower fuel burn and a smaller overhaul reserve than the SR22 are the whole point of the SR20, and they make shared ownership especially attractive: a partnership splits the fixed costs so the glass-panel, parachute-equipped ownership experience becomes genuinely affordable. For groups doing training and regional trips rather than high-altitude long hauls, the SR20 is often all the airplane they need.
From 104 priced Cirrus SR20 listings on the market right now.
Based on asking prices of active Cirrus SR20 listings aggregated from across the web — not sale prices. Listings without a stated price are excluded.
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Quick answers for buyers and prospective co-owners.
Yes — it is the most attainable Cirrus, with about 215 hp, four seats, the CAPS parachute, and a modern glass panel. It has lower fuel and overhaul costs than the SR22 while giving the same cockpit experience.
Less than an SR22 to fuel and overhaul, which is the point. Partnerships make the glass-panel ownership experience genuinely affordable by splitting the fixed costs.
The SR20 is cheaper to buy and run and is plenty for training and regional trips; the SR22 carries more, climbs better, and flies faster. Pick the SR20 if budget and economy matter most.
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