2002 Cirrus SR22Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2002 Cirrus SR22 presents a well-equipped piston single with a clean history and recent maintenance attention. The aircraft shows 964 total hours on both airframe and its Continental IO-550N engine, which underwent an IRAN by Pro Aero just 30 hours ago due to a starter adapter failure. The powerplant retains significant time before TBO at 2,000 hours, paired with a 4-blade MT composite propeller conversion that was overhauled in November 2019.

The glass cockpit features an Avidyne Entegra 5000 system complemented by dual Garmin GNS430W navigators, a Garmin GTX-330 Mode S transponder, and GMA340 audio panel, with flight automation handled by an S-TEC 55X autopilot and Sandel HSI. The aircraft carries no damage history according to records and is described as clean and well-maintained, though its CAPS parachute system is due for annual inspection. This SR22's avionics suite and recent mechanical attention make it a turnkey IFR platform ready for cross-country missions.