2001 Cirrus SR22Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2001 Cirrus SR22 (N154JN) presents as a well-maintained example with 1,519 total hours on both airframe and Continental IO550N engine. The aircraft features a 310 HP powerplant that received a top overhaul in June 2017, including five new cylinders, with approximately 450 hours since that work was completed. The three-blade Hartzell aluminum propeller was recently rebalanced within the last five hours of operation.

The avionics suite includes an Aspen EV2000 MAX flight deck, dual Garmin GNS430 GPS units, and a Garmin GTX345 transponder with ADS-B capability, though the WAAS functionality requires upgrade. The S-TEC System 55X autopilot enhances IFR capability, complemented by synthetic vision technology and active traffic systems. The aircraft shows excellent preservation with an 8.5/10 exterior rating and 8/10 interior, featuring air conditioning and four-place seating. A fresh CAPS parachute repack was completed in May 2023, and all inspections are current. The aircraft has been consistently hangared, contributing to its well-preserved condition.