2002 Cirrus SR22Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2002 Cirrus SR22 (N241SH, serial 0398) presents a well-documented example with 1,840 total hours on both airframe and its Continental IO550N engine (300 HP). The aircraft has spent its entire life in protected hangar environments, first in Arizona's desert climate for eight years with its original owner, then in Ukraine and later Poland/Germany with its second owner following relocation due to the Ukraine conflict. Maintenance records are complete since new, showing no accident damage and consistent service center attention, including a recent October 2023 annual inspection with extensive part replacements (new bracket air filter, ELT battery, and Aeroshhell oil) and an up-to-date parachute repack.

The SR22 features a capable IFR panel centered on dual Garmin GNS430W navigators paired with an Avidyne Entegra EX5000 flight deck, S-TEC 55X autopilot with GPSS, and comprehensive safety systems including L-3 Avionics Stormscope/Skywatch traffic. The three-blade Hartzell propeller shows 1,452 hours since new against a 2,000-hour TBO. Notable operational features include TKS deice protection, electric trim, and full dress wheelpants. The aircraft's desert and European hangar storage history, coupled with its freshly painted exterior and current airworthiness status with all ADs complied, positions it as a turnkey personal transportation platform.