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Model Guide About the Cirrus SR20 The Cirrus SR20 is the four-cylinder member of the Cirrus family: a composite four- or five-seat airplane with side-stick controls, a glass cockpit and the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS). It is widely used by flight schools and by owners who want a modern, comfortable airplane with lower running costs than the SR22. Earlier SR20s use a 200-horsepower Lycoming engine; the G6 version introduced in 2017 moved to a 215-horsepower engine with more payload and better climb. Like the SR22, most aircraft from 2008 on have the Garmin-based Cirrus Perspective avionics. What to Check When Buying a Used Cirrus SR20 CAPS parachute repack and rocket motor dates, due on a ten-year cycle. Engine hours since overhaul and how the aircraft was used: flight-school aircraft see more cycles. Avionics generation, ADS-B, WAAS and database status. Composite airframe condition and any damage history. Complete logbooks, ideally with Cirrus service center maintenance. See all Cirrus SR20 listings and buying guidance. Thinking about buying or selling one? Talk to our acquisition team or see how we sell aircraft.