SR22

After a quarter-century of sales, the Cirrus SR22 has formed a large fleet with a broad range of prices on the used market.

Meticulously maintained and loaded with premium upgrades, the SR22T stands out from the crowd.

Cirrus piston aircraft are common on the used market, offering prospective buyers a crop of aircraft with a variety of avionics and prices.

Available for years before the more powerful SR22 debuted, the SR20 put Cirrus on the GA map.

Take a look inside a 2007 Cirrus SR22T G3 sporting a fresh panel of Garmin avionics that was on display at Oshkosh.

Rethought from the inside out, the jet-ification of the complete SR series drives toward greater simplicity of operation while incorporating added safety and luxury features.

Composite structure, modern avionics, and ergonomic interiors help set the SR22T apart from competing models.

Advanced aerodynamics and composite construction set this fast four-seat single apart from the field.

The tailored course centers the SR series to aid retention.

Cirrus Aircraft, headquartered in Duluth, Minnesota, has filed documents for a $300 million IPO in Hong Kong, according to a report by International Finance Review on Friday. The report stemmed from a regulatory filing accessed by FLYING. Within the filing is language indicating that the company does not intend to register with the Securities Exchange […]