As such, N266CD marked a new era for general aviation aircraft capability, technology, and safety. Isabel Goyer, Editor-in-Chief of Flying magazine in 2012, wrote that the Cirrus SR22 “is the most ...

A 2006 Cirrus SR22 G2 is the "Aircraft for Sale: Today’s Top Pick," priced at $289,900. This SR22 G2 boasts several upgrades from the original model, including a parachute system, modern ...

Each day, the team at Aircraft For Sale picks an airplane that catches our attention because it is unique, represents a good deal, or has other interesting qualities. You can read Aircraft For ...

The Cirrus SR20 was first introduced in early 1999 after becoming one of the first general aviation aircraft to be certified in the 1990s. It was later developed into the more-powerful Cirrus SR22 ...

The Cirrus SR22 G7 Plus -- the same model we flew -- is priced at $1,236,500. It is equipped with oxygen, Global Connect, air conditioning and a composite propeller.

Innovations that Cirrus Aircraft pioneered with its SR20 and follow-on SR22 in the 1990s continue to pay dividends as the piston singles have dominated their category in deliveries ever since. The ...

US investigators have determined that a Cirrus SR22 pilot’s high speed while turning from base leg to final caused the aircraft to overshoot the centreline and stray into a parallel approach ...

May 13, 2025 This Small Aircraft Can Land Itself in an Emergency—Here’s What That’s Like Our writer pushes the big red Safe Return button on a Cirrus SR22, and the aircraft takes over from ...

Cirrus also gave the G7+ a “smart pitot heat” system that activates the pitot heat function based on outside air temperature. Additionally, G7+ buyers can subscribe to an “automatic database ...

Cirrus, formerly doing business as Cirrus Aircraft, builds its planes at company headquarters in Duluth, Minnesota, and flies them to Knoxville, where customers pick them up to great fanfare.

A Cirrus SR-20 light airplane made a successful emergency descent Oct. 3 after the pilot deployed the built-in parachute system to lower the aircraft to the ground.