Buyer context and ownership considerations
Use the exact generation, engine and installed equipment to frame an SR22 comparison.
What to verify on the aircraft
- Distinguish a normally aspirated SR22 from an SR22T or a modified turbonormalized aircraft.
- Confirm serial-specific weight, fuel, seating and equipment limits; capacity alone does not establish payload with fuel.
- Review CAPS calendar items, maintenance records and transition-training options with the relevant providers.
Use the source-tagged specifications below as research context. Retain the stated model, serial, configuration, units and source limitations. NOT VERIFIED means further evidence is needed.
Identification
- Manufacturer
- Cirrus Design Corporation [FAA-TCDS]
- Tc Holder
- Cirrus Design Corporation, Duluth, MN 55811 [FAA-TCDS]
- Model Designation
- SR22 [FAA-TCDS]
- Marketing Name
- Cirrus SR22 [Secondary]
- Aircraft Class
- Single-engine, 4-5 seat, fixed-gear, composite; FAR 23 Normal Category [FAA-TCDS]
- Type Certificated
- 2000-11-30 [FAA-TCDS]
- Production Years
- 2001-present [Secondary]
- Total Built
- ~8,785 SR22 (all variants incl T) through 2025; NA-only split NOT VERIFIED [Secondary]
- Serial Generation Breaks
- G1 (2001), G2 (2004), G3 (2007, new wing, fuel 81->92 gal), G5 (2013, MTOW->3,600 lb, 5-seat), G6 (2017, Perspective+), G7 (2024) [Secondary]
- Variants Covered
- SR22 (NA) [FAA-TCDS]
Powerplant
- Engine Make Model
- Continental IO-550-N [FAA-TCDS]
- Rated Hp
- 310 hp @ 2700 RPM [FAA-TCDS]
- Num Engines
- 1 [FAA-TCDS]
- Aspiration
- Normally aspirated [FAA-TCDS]
- Propeller
- Hartzell 3-blade constant-speed (aluminum std; lightweight composite optional); several approved models incl MT and McCauley [FAA-TCDS]/[OEM]
- Tbo Hr
- 2,000 hr [Secondary]
- Fuel Type
- 100/100LL min [FAA-TCDS]
- Fuel Total Gal
- 84 gal (G1-G2); 94.5 gal (G3+, S/N 2334, 2420, 2438+) [FAA-TCDS]by serial block
- Fuel Usable Gal
- 81 gal (G1-G2); 92 gal (G3+) [FAA-TCDS]by serial block
- Oil Qt
- 8 qt [FAA-TCDS]
Weights
- Mtow Lb
- 3,400 lb (S/N 0002-3914) -> 3,600 lb (S/N 3915+, G5) [FAA-TCDS]by serial block
- Max Ramp Lb
- NOT VERIFIED not published in TCDS
- Max Landing Lb
- 3,400 / 3,600 lb per block [FAA-TCDS]by serial block
- Empty Weight Typical Lb
- ~2,250-2,272 lb [Secondary]/[OEM]
- Useful Load Typical Lb
- ~1,328 lb (2022 base) [OEM]
- Max Baggage Lb
- 130 lb at sta. 208 in [FAA-TCDS]
- Cg Range
- S/N 3915+: fwd 137.8 in @2100 lb -> 143.2 in @3600 lb; aft 148.1 in [FAA-TCDS]by serial block
- Datum
- 100 in fwd of firewall [FAA-TCDS]
Dimensions
- Wingspan
- 38 ft 4 in [OEM]/[Secondary]
- Length
- 26 ft 0 in [OEM]/[Secondary]
- Height
- 8 ft 11 in [OEM]/[Secondary]
- Wing Area Sqft
- NOT VERIFIED on OEM sheet (SR22T POH lists 144.9 sq ft for shared airframe)
- Cabin Width In
- 49 in (height 50 in) [OEM]
- Seating
- 4 (S/N 0002-3827) -> 4+1 / up to 5 (S/N 3828+, G5) [FAA-TCDS]/[OEM]
- Landing Gear
- Fixed tricycle, composite legs [Secondary]
Performance
- Max Cruise Ktas
- 183 KTAS (pre-2022); +9 kt with 2022 G6 update (~192 KTAS marketed) [OEM]/[Secondary]
- Vne Kias
- 204 KIAS @3400 lb (S/N 0002-3914); 208 KIAS @3600 lb (S/N 3915+) [FAA-TCDS]by serial block
- Vno Kias
- 180 KIAS @3400 lb; 179 KIAS @3600 lb [FAA-TCDS]by serial block
- Va Kias
- 133 KIAS @3400 lb; 140 KIAS @3600 lb [FAA-TCDS]by serial block
- Vs0
- 59 KIAS / 59 KCAS @3,400 lb; 60 KCAS @3,600 lb (OEM) [POH/AFM]/[OEM]
- Vs1
- 70 KIAS / 69 KCAS @3,400 lb; ~74 KIAS @3,600 lb [POH/AFM]
- Roc Sl Fpm
- 1,398 fpm @ISA/3,400 lb (POH); 1,270 fpm @3,600 lb (OEM) [POH/AFM]/[OEM]
- Service Ceiling Ft
- 17,500 ft (= max operating altitude limit) [OEM]/[POH/AFM]
- Takeoff Over50 Ft
- 1,574 ft @3,400 lb (SL ISA); 1,868 ft @3,600 lb (SL std) [POH/AFM]/[OEM]
- Landing Over50 Ft
- 2,325 ft @3,400 lb (SL ISA); 3,600-lb over-50 NOT VERIFIED (OEM sheet omits) [POH/AFM]/[OEM]
- Max Range Nm
- ~1,006 nm @81 gal (55%/best econ, 14,000 ft); ~1,049 nm @92 gal (65%, w/ reserves) [POH/AFM]/[Secondary]
- Endurance Hr
- ~6.1 hr @55% (81 gal); 92-gal endurance NOT VERIFIED [POH/AFM]
- Fuel Burn Gph
- 17.8 GPH @75%; 15.4 @65%; 11.3 @55% [POH/AFM]
Avionics Systems
- Avionics By Era
- Avidyne Entegra (first glass, Feb 2003) -> Cirrus Perspective by Garmin (2008) -> Perspective+ (G6, 2017) -> Perspective Touch+ (G7, 2024) [Secondary]
- Autopilot
- Garmin GFC 700 w/ ESP (standard, G5+) [OEM]
- Notable Systems
- Historical equipment/pricing entry held for current configuration review. Confirm installed equipment and approvals on the individual aircraft.
- Common Stcs
- Tornado Alley turbonormalizing (creates the SR22TN); Garmin avionics retrofits [STC-DOC]/[Secondary]
- Known Issues
- Brake fires from taxi braking; MCU/voltage regulator/alternator; Avidyne reliability (G1/G2) [Secondary]
Certification
Certification and AD entries are research references, not a compliance determination. Review current applicability and the individual aircraft’s compliance records with a qualified provider.
- Tcds Number
- A00009CH [FAA-TCDS]
- Tcds Revision
- Rev 25, 2025-12-26 (reproduction) [FAA-TCDS]
- Certification Basis
- 14 CFR Part 23 eff 1965-02-01, amdt 23-1 thru 23-53 (exceptions noted; late serials to 23-64); Part 36 [FAA-TCDS]
- Notable Ads
- AD 2024-24-11 (upper power lever, <=110-hr inspection); CAPS rocket AD 2007; SB2X-76-05 (power lever, 2024); SB2X-32-13/-14 (brake/gear-fairing, 2005-06) [FAA]/[Secondary]
Pricing and ownership costs
Request a current, aircraft-specific market and ownership review. Historical price ranges, operating-cost estimates and insurance examples have not been refreshed for this launch and are omitted here.
Ask for current comparable-aircraft evidence and separate quotes for insurance, maintenance, training, hangar and financing where relevant.
Data notice
Data as of June 2026. Certified data per FAA TCDS A00009CH; verify the current revision at drs.faa.gov. Market figures approximate.
Published model data does not replace review of a specific aircraft’s serial, installed equipment, logbooks, and approved performance documents. No HPA inspection or aircraft-specific review is implied.
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