Asking
$269,900
Cirrus SR22 for sale
169 Cirrus SR22 aircraft for sale, aggregated from across the web — search them all in one place.
Cirrus SR22 specs
Four-seat composite single, ~310 hp, 180+ kt cruise, CAPS whole-airframe parachute, glass panel.
Cost to own a Cirrus SR22
A flagship piston single — co-ownership is how most pilots make an SR22 pencil out. Budget roughly $250–400/hr all-in; partnerships split the fixed costs (hangar, insurance, the chute repack) across the group.
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Cirrus SR22 key specifications
- Seats
- 4–5
- Engine
- Continental IO-550-N
- Horsepower
- 310 hp
- Cruise speed
- ~183 kt
- Range
- ~1,000 nm
- Useful load
- ~1,300 lb
- Fuel (usable)
- 92 gal
- Safety
- CAPS whole-airframe parachute
Representative figures for a popular Cirrus SR22 variant — exact specs vary by model year, engine, and avionics configuration.
What's different about the Cirrus SR22
- The CAPS whole-airframe parachute is the headline safety feature and a major insurance and resale talking point.
- 310 hp and ~183 kt cruise make it one of the fastest fixed-gear pistons — a serious cross-country machine.
- Side-yoke, glass panel, and a premium cabin feel closer to a modern car than a legacy GA aircraft, at a premium price.
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About the Cirrus SR22
The Cirrus SR22 is the airplane that redefined the modern piston single. A four-seat composite cruiser of roughly 310 hp, it pairs a full glass panel with the CAPS whole-airframe parachute — a safety system no rival offered when it arrived — and for years has ranked among the best-selling piston airplanes in the world. Side-yoke controls, big screens, and a genuinely fast cross-country cruise made it the airplane the rest of the industry chased.
All that capability is expensive to own alone, which is precisely why the SR22 is one of the most commonly co-owned high-performance singles. Splitting the hangar, the higher insurance, and the periodic CAPS parachute repack across three or four partners turns a flagship traveler into a realistic monthly number — and keeps it flown often enough that everyone stays current.
Cirrus SR22 market snapshot
From 225 priced Cirrus SR22 listings on the market right now.
- Median asking price
- $439,000
- Average asking price
- $526,507
- Lowest asking price
- $218,900
- Highest asking price
- $1,384,900
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Cirrus SR22 — frequently asked questions
Quick answers for buyers and prospective co-owners.
What makes the Cirrus SR22 special?
It is a four-seat composite single putting out about 310 hp with a 180+ kt cruise, a full glass panel, and the CAPS whole-airframe parachute that defines the brand. Those features have made it one of the best-selling piston singles in the world.
How much does it cost to own a Cirrus SR22?
Plan on roughly $250–400 per hour all-in once you add fuel, reserves, insurance, and fixed costs. The fixed costs — hangar, insurance, and the periodic CAPS parachute repack — are why so many SR22 owners share the airplane in a partnership.
Is the SR22 a good aircraft to co-own?
Yes — it is one of the most commonly co-owned high-performance singles. Splitting the hangar, insurance, and chute repack across three or four partners turns a flagship single into a realistic monthly number while everyone still gets plenty of flying.
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