2003 Cirrus SR22Single-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2003 Cirrus SR22 (N722PB) presents a well-maintained example with 2,114 total hours on both airframe and its Continental IO-550N engine, which remains under the 2,000-hour TBO limit. The aircraft benefits from consistent maintenance at a Cirrus Service Center, with its most recent annual completed in July 2024 by Wisconsin Aviation. Notable safety features include a CAPS parachute system repacked in July 2023, TKS wing de-icing with prop anti-ice boots, and a SureFly electronic ignition system for enhanced reliability.

The avionics suite centers around an Avidyne EX-5000C with Version 8 software, complemented by a DFC90 digital autopilot, dual Garmin 430 units for navigation, and a GTX-327 transponder with ADS-B Out capability. Additional equipment includes a WX-500 Stormscope for weather awareness and LED lighting upgrades with a LoPresti BoomBeam HID landing light. The aircraft's complete damage-free history and comprehensive records, combined with its ice protection systems and modern avionics, make it a capable IFR platform for cross-country travel.