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Beechcraft 36

168 for sale, 111 with a US-dollar asking price. Asking prices, not sales.

What does a Beechcraft 36 ask?

$429,000 is the median of 111 US-dollar asking prices; the middle half ask $302,250–$595,000.

168 for sale now. Asking prices, not sales.

How far does a Beechcraft 36 fly?

Across its 5 catalog variants, book ranges run 1,000–1,000 nm; the 36 flies furthest, about 5 h 16 min at 190 kt.

Still air, no reserves; catalog confidence medium.

What does a Beechcraft 36 cost to keep?

It depends on how you fly it and where you keep it, so Sprinkle doesn’t give one figure. Work it out on your own numbers.

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Asking price by year built

Each dot is one aircraft's asking price; the line is each year's median, the band its low–high. 2005–2007: 18 for sale, 13 priced.

2005–2007$0$250k$500k$750k$1M$1.25M19561974199220101968: $229,0001968: $229,0001997: $439,0001997: $494,9001997: $374,9001997: $439,0001997: $499,0001996: $399,0001996: $399,0001996: $560,0001996: $429,0002012: $699,0002012: $699,0001982: $385,0001982: $259,9001982: $299,0001982: $329,0001977: $209,9001977: $299,0001977: $320,0001977: $350,0001977: $199,5001977: $299,9001977: $350,0002025: $1,245,0001979: $245,9001979: $199,9001979: $249,0001979: $395,0001990: $369,0001990: $369,0001981: $244,9001981: $254,9001981: $339,9001981: $380,0001981: $285,0001981: $360,0002016: $795,0002016: $795,0002016: $799,9002016: $780,0001980: $299,9001980: $299,5001980: $269,0001980: $299,5001980: $335,0002000: $589,0002000: $648,9502000: $699,9002000: $525,0002024: $999,9001989: $483,0001989: $483,0002005: $489,0002005: $469,0002005: $539,0001999: $425,0001999: $485,0001999: $425,0002006: $685,0002006: $595,0002006: $685,0002006: $549,0002006: $565,0002006: $695,0002006: $639,0002001: $499,0002001: $499,0002001: $549,5002007: $875,0002007: $595,0002007: $699,9002013: $685,0002013: $799,0001975: $329,0001975: $275,0002008: $699,0002008: $599,5002008: $659,5002008: $519,0002008: $599,0002014: $804,9002014: $759,0001956: $66,0001994: $475,0001994: $399,0001994: $399,0001973: $349,0001973: $325,0001984: $425,0001984: $300,0001984: $449,0001984: $497,5001984: $475,0002020: $1,039,9001993: $479,9001993: $469,9001978: $283,2001978: $275,0001978: $199,0002019: $885,0001970: $195,0001998: $459,9001995: $419,0001976: $304,5001976: $298,0001976: $299,0001987: $319,0001988: $299,0002015: $779,0001991: $425,000
The figures by year
YearFor salePricedMedian askLow–high
195611—$66,000–$66,000
196822—$229,000–$229,000
197011—$195,000–$195,000
197110——
197332—$325,000–$349,000
197522—$275,000–$329,000
197643—$298,000–$304,500
197777$299,900$199,500–$350,000
197883—$199,000–$283,200
197954—$199,900–$395,000
198065$299,500$269,000–$335,000
198186$312,450$244,900–$380,000
198244—$259,900–$385,000
1984105$449,000$300,000–$497,500
198520——
198721—$319,000–$319,000
198811—$299,000–$299,000
198922—$483,000–$483,000
199052—$369,000–$369,000
199121—$425,000–$425,000
199322—$469,900–$479,900
199433—$399,000–$475,000
199531—$419,000–$419,000
199644—$399,000–$560,000
199755$439,000$374,900–$499,000
199831—$459,900–$459,900
199963—$425,000–$485,000
200054—$525,000–$699,900
200143—$499,000–$549,500
200210——
200410——
200533—$469,000–$539,000
200687$639,000$549,000–$695,000
200773—$595,000–$875,000
200855$599,500$519,000–$699,000
200930——
201040——
201120——
201222—$699,000–$699,000
201332—$685,000–$799,000
201422—$759,000–$804,900
201521—$779,000–$779,000
201654—$780,000–$799,900
201710——
201931—$885,000–$885,000
202021—$1,039,900–$1,039,900
202411—$999,900–$999,900
202521—$1,245,000–$1,245,000

Medians from 5 priced aircraft up. Asks outside 0.6–1.6× their year's median are left out.

Range by variant

Book ranges from the catalog: still air, full fuel, no reserves, at the confidence shown. Plan with your own numbers.

  • 36
    1,000 nm · 190 kt cruise · medium confidence
  • A36
    1,000 nm · 190 kt cruise · low confidence
  • A36TC
    1,000 nm · 190 kt cruise · low confidence
  • B36TC
    1,000 nm · 195 kt cruise · low confidence
  • G36
    1,000 nm · 190 kt cruise · low confidence

The Beechcraft 36 in brief

The Beechcraft 36 is the six-seat, straight-tail Bonanza: the A36, the turbocharged A36TC and B36TC, and the current G36. It shares its lineage with the V-tail 35 and the shorter 33.

Owners buy it for a large cabin with rear double doors, solid build quality and long production, which keeps parts available.

168 Beechcraft 36 listings are for sale across the sites Sprinkle reads as of Nov 12, 2026, built 1956–2025.

The middle half were built 1981–2007.

How the Beechcraft 36 performs

The A36 is a fast, comfortable retractable single with a large load. The turbocharged versions add altitude performance, and the G36 adds Garmin G1000 avionics.

By the catalog, the fastest variant cruises at 195 knots.

The longest book range across its variants is 1,000 nautical miles: still air, no reserves.

It seats up to 6 passengers.

Buying a Beechcraft 36

Engine time, avionics and any engine conversions or upgrades separate otherwise similar Bonanzas, so compare a listing against others of its generation.

The middle half of US-dollar asks run $302,250–$595,000, around a median of $429,000, from 111 priced listings. Asking prices, not sales.

The middle half of those that publish airframe time show 1,380–4,223 hours, from 128 listings.

Before an offer, check

  • Landing gear, its rigging and the emergency extension.
  • Corrosion, and the condition of the control surfaces and their balance.
  • Any engine conversion or modification paperwork.
  • A pre-buy inspection by a mechanic who knows the type, chosen by you, not the seller.
  • Complete logbooks for the airframe, engines and propellers, with any gaps explained.
  • Damage history and any repairs, against the logbooks and the registry record.
  • Engine time against the overhaul interval, and the shop that did the last overhaul.

Written by Sprinkle’s editors, reviewed Oct 29, 2026. Figures from the listings Sprinkle reads, read Nov 12, 2026. A market read from asking prices, not an appraisal.

About the Beechcraft 36

Manufacturer
Beechcraft, United States
Category
Piston airplane
Variants in the catalog
5: 36, A36, A36TC, B36TC, G36
Passengers, at most
6
1,000 nm
Cruise speed, fastest
195 kt
25,000 ft
2,100 kg (4,630 lb)
FAA

From Sprinkle's aircraft catalog. Figures are the highest across the model's variants.

The Beechcraft 36 fleet

Registered fleet
4,027
Median age
43 years
Registration changes, past 12 months
107
Most built in the
1970s

From the national aircraft registers Sprinkle reads. Read Nov 12, 2026.

Beechcraft 36 type certificates

36 FAA 3A15
approved May 1, 1968 · MTOW 1,633 kg · 6 passengers · S/N E-1 through E-1370 Continental IO-520-B or IO-520-BA See Item 120 for optional engine. · Type certificate data sheet (opens in a new tab)
A36 FAA 3A15
approved Oct 24, 1969 · MTOW 1,633 kg · 6 passengers · S/N E-185 and after. · Type certificate data sheet (opens in a new tab)
A36TC FAA 3A15
approved Dec 7, 1978 · MTOW 1,656 kg · 6 passengers · Continental TSIO-520-U or TSIO-520-UB · Type certificate data sheet (opens in a new tab)
B36TC FAA 3A15
approved Jan 15, 1982 · MTOW 1,746 kg · 6 passengers · Continental TSIO-520-UB · Type certificate data sheet (opens in a new tab)
G36 FAA 3A15
approved Nov 2, 2005 · Part 3 of the Civil Air Regulations as amended to May 15, 1956, and Amendment 3-8. For the Models A36TC and B36TC only, paragraphs 23.909, 23.1043, 23.1527(b), and 23.1583(a) as amended by Amendment 23-7 and paragraphs 23.959, 23.967(a)(5), and 23.1121(b) as amended by Amendment 23-18 of the Federal Aviation Regulations Part 23, dated February 1, 1965. For the Model B36TC only, paragraph 23.1545(a) as amended by Amendment 23-23 of the Federal Aviation Regulations Part 23, dated February 1, 1965. Part 36 through Amendment 36-10 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, F33A (S/N CE-891 and after), V35B (S/N D-10313 and after), F33C (S/N CJ-156 and after), A36 (S/N E-1609 thru E-3635, except E-3630, E-2581 equipped with Item 624), A36TC (S/N EA-1 thru EA-241 and EA-243 through EA-272), B36TC (S/N EA-242, EA-273 and after). Part 36 thru Amendment 36-18 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, A36 (S/N E-2581 thru E-3635, except E-3630 equipped with Item 624). Equivalent Safety Findings: CAR 3.663 and CAR 3.757 for Model V35B (S/N D-9948 and after), A36 (S/N E-927 through E-3635, except E-3630), F33A (S/N CE-674 and after), F33C (S/N CJ-129 and after), A36TC (all serials); CAR 3.387 for Model V35B (all serials),A36 (all serials), F33A (all serials), F33C (all serials), A36TC, (all serials), B36TC (all serials). Application for Type Certificate dated July 6, 1956. · MTOW 1,658 kg · 6 passengers · Continental IO-550-B · Type certificate data sheet (opens in a new tab)

From the regulators' type-certificate data sheets. Figures shown only where the reading is high-confidence.

Beechcraft 36 manuals and documents

The 16 most useful of 51 documents in Sprinkle’s library for this model. PDFs open from Sprinkle’s own files.

What one would cost to fly

Put in your own figures; the totals update as you type.

Flying
Overhaul cost over hours to overhaul
Fixed
Databases, subscriptions, cleaning
Buying
The median of 111 US-dollar asking prices for this model: replace it with your offer.
Borrowed: $343,200
A year at these figures
$61,778
A month
$5,148
A flight hour, all in
$618
Flying (fuel and reserve)
$10,300
Fixed
$13,300
Loan
$38,178

Fields marked Typical hold a rule-of-thumb figure for a piston airplane: an assumption, not Sprinkle's data. Replace them with your own.

Not a quote: Sprinkle doesn't hold insurance, hangar or maintenance costs. Asking prices, not sales.

From the listings Sprinkle reads for this model. Read Nov 12, 2026.