Description of the engines:
Airframe
- Airframe Type: Cirrus SR20
- Serial Number: 1092
- Year of Manufacture: 2000
- Airframe Total Time: 2426 Hours
Engine
- Engine Type: Continental IO-360-ES
- Engine Total Time: 2426 Hours
- Engine Time Since OH: 112 Hours
Propeller
- Propeller Type: Hartzell PHC-J3YF-1MF
- Propeller Total Time: 2426 Hours
- Propeller Time Since OH: 137 Hours
Avionics:
No need to wait for clear skies! This aircraft is equipped with state-of-the-art avionics, designed to improve your flying experience. From navigation to communication,
- Garmin GTN650Xi GPS/COM/NAV
- Garmin GNS430 GPS/COM/NAV
- Aspen EFD1000 Pro Max PFD
- Arnav ICDS2000 MFD
- Garmin GMA340 Audiopanel
- Garmin GTX330 Transponder
- S-Tec 55X Autopilot
- Davtron 803 Clock / OAT
- ELT
Exterior:
White base paint with grey, outlined with black striping.
Interior:
Step inside and be greeted by a simple and stylish interior with four comfortable seats in a grey color.
Other comments:
Exclusively offered by FA Aircraft Sales
2000 CIRRUS SR20
A dream come true for aspiring Cirrus owners; this 2000 Cirrus SR20 (MSN 1092) offers an exceptional entry point into the world of Cirrus aviation. Its affordability is perfectly balanced with impressive performance, making it an ideal choice for pilots seeking a smooth transition into the Cirrus family.
This like-new aircraft boasts an incredibly low-time engine with only 112 hours TSO and propeller with just 137 hours TSO, minimizing the potential for unexpected maintenance costs while ensuring reliable performance for years to come. Combined with modern avionics, you will experience enhanced navigation, communication capabilities and a smooth flying experience.
MSN 1092 is truly ready for her new owner, offering peace of mind and countless adventures waiting to be explored.
MSN 1092 Highlights
This 2000 Cirrus SR20 offers an impressive list of features, perfect for discerning pilots seeking a like-new experience.
- Operated in Europe
- Always hangered
- No damage history
- Complete logs since new
- Engine with only 112 hours TSO
- Propeller with only 137 hours TSO
