The Cirrus Vision Jet is one of those rare airplanes that doesn’t fit neatly into any established category. Priced at around $2 million, it burns half the fuel of light jets that cost twice as much, and sells for less than even single-engine turboprops that don’t fly as high or as fast.
We Fly: Cirrus SF50 Vision Jet
Key Takeaways:
- The Cirrus Vision Jet (SF50) offers a unique value proposition, priced around $2 million with significantly lower fuel burn than more expensive light jets and turboprops.
- Designed with owner-flown pilots in mind, it features familiar controls for those upgrading from SR22s and is notably the first turbine-powered aircraft to include a full-airframe parachute.
- Despite its size, the jet boasts a surprisingly spacious and comfortable cabin for up to seven people, while delivering efficient performance, cruising at 300 ktas with a 65 gallons/hour fuel burn.
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