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Cirrus SR22 Ownership Cost

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ItemLowTypicalHigh
Fuel per hour (15 gph)$83$116$128
Engine reserve per hour$25$32$35
Insurance per year$3,000$5,500$10,000
Storage per year$780$5,400$10,020
Annual inspection$3,500$5,000$6,500
CAPS repack reserve per year$1,400$1,600$1,800
Per hour at 100 h, before loan$230$364$494

Figures from HobbsHour (checked Oct 2026). Engine time matters: with a $65,000 overhaul, the reserve is about $30/hr on a fresh engine and $93/hr with 700 hours left (Narber). Insurance depends heavily on pilot experience and Cirrus training.

Estimates only. These results are estimates for planning, not quotes, and not financial, insurance or maintenance advice. Real costs depend on the airplane, the airport, your insurer and your mechanic. Get quotes.

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Common questions

What does an SR22 cost per hour?

HobbsHour puts a normally aspirated SR22 at about $364 per hour at 100 hours a year, with a $230 to $494 range, before loan payments.

By James Johnston. Updated November 2026. Results are estimates for planning, not quotes. See methodology.