
Photos: James from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire (Wikimedia Commons)
What pilots and owners watch most.
From 100 YouTube videos about the Cirrus SR22, 15.3M views.
What owners say it costs
- Cost per flight hour$18715 videos · most $120–$340Hear it ▶
- Annual inspection$5,00013 videos · most $3,000–$12,000Hear it ▶
- Insurance$4,90010 videos · most $3,000–$10,000Hear it ▶
- Yearly cost to own$32,0009 videos · most $19,000–$60,000Hear it ▶
- Parachute repack (CAPS)$20,0008 videos · most $15,000–$34,000Hear it ▶
- Engine overhaul$47,5006 videos · most $35,000–$50,000Hear it ▶
- Prop overhaul$3,0003 videos · most $3,000–$6,000Hear it ▶
- Avionics / panel upgrade$1,5003 videos · most $1,500–$1,500Hear it ▶
Dollar amounts people say out loud in these videos (median, so one wild number can't swing it). Not verified sales; real prices depend on year, miles, condition and where you live. Tap Hear it to jump to the moment.
Most-watched topics
- Flying it: landings, lessons & checkrides7.6M views
Cirrus SR22 Goes Down in Lake Michigan | Pilot Explains What Happened NextCaptain Steeeve · 1.6M views · 53 videos - Accidents, emergencies & the parachute5.0M views
Cirrus SR22 - Inside a Real Emergency Over Illinois - Electrical FailureNiko's Wings · 2.1M views · 16 videos - Reviews & walkarounds1.2M views
WHICH AIRPLANE IS BETTER? | Cirrus SR22T vs Diamond DA62 ComparisonLifeStyle Aviation · 309K views · 14 videos - Cost of owning953K views
Cirrus SR22 Review and Cost of OwnershipComplete Walkaround · 148K views · 11 videos
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- Maintenance, annuals & upgrades422K views
#23 Flying a 2018 Cirrus SR22T G6 GTS - One of the Best Piston Single EngineFlying with Rich · 227K views · 4 videos
Before you buy, watch
Why did he buy a Beechcraft Bonanza over a Cirrus SR22?SlowAsianDriver · 78K views
4 Blade Composite Prop review on a brand new Cirrus Aircraft SR22T. Is it worth it!? You Decide!Al Waterloo · 33K viewsViews show what people watch most, not how often something goes wrong. Videos belong to their creators; we link to them.
What happened. NTSB's defining event, share of accidents.
Pilot or plane? How often NTSB listed an aircraft problem among the causes.
engine, systems, structure or propeller
pilot decisions, control, fuel planning
Out of 179 accidents where NTSB recorded a cause. When the plane was a cause, it was most often the engine (reciprocating).
When. Phase of flight.
Accidents per year.
More planes flying means more accidents, so counts aren't a safety score by themselves. Compare the shares above.
Source: NTSB aviation accident database, U.S. accidents 2008–2025. ntsb.gov · Every plane
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