2001 Cirrus SR22Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2001 Cirrus SR22 represents a well-maintained fractional ownership opportunity (1/3 share) currently hangared at Huntsville, Alabama (KHSV). The aircraft has been actively flown over 1,000 hours since being acquired in 2017 by a three-engineer partnership, demonstrating consistent use and maintenance. With 3,150 total hours on the airframe, this clean-wing SR22 delivers efficient cruise performance at 165 KTAS while burning 13.5 gph lean-of-peak.

The Continental engine shows 1,650 hours since overhaul with a remaining TBO of 2,000 hours, supported by rigorous maintenance including Blackstone oil analysis every ~50 hours for the last ~1,000 hours and regular bore scoping. Compression readings from January 2025 range from 72-79 across all cylinders. Both engine and propeller underwent IRAN maintenance in 2012 at approximately 1,500 hours. A notable safety upgrade includes a new-style CAPS rocket retrofit kit installed in July 2023 with certification valid through June 2033, along with a repacked parachute system due for service in June 2033. The aircraft offers a useful load of 1,107 lbs.