Compare the fixed costs, variable cost, and performance of Cirrus Vision SF50 to over 500 jets, turboprops, helicopters and piston aircraft, with accurate data from Conklin & de Decker.
History
The Vision SF50 is Cirrus' first jet-powered aircraft. It is a single-engine, seven-seat, very light jet. It was first shown publicly at the annual Cirrus Migration in 2008 and first flew on July 3, 2008. At 6,000 pounds maximum takeoff gross weight, it is one of the smallest private jet aircraft available.
The Vision SF50 is powered by one Williams FJ-33-5A turbofan engine and the flight deck is run by the Garmin G1000 avionics suite. It also has the same CAPS parachute system found in Cirrus' piston-powered aircraft.
Summary
NAME:
Vision SF50
MANUFACTURER:
Cirrus
Type:
Jets
RANGE:
750 nm
SPEED:
309 kts
PASSENGERS:
3 people
ACQUISITION COST:
$2,500,000
ENGINES:
Williams FJ33-5A 1
AVIONICS:
Cirrus Perspective Touch G3000
WINGSPAN:
38 ft
IFR CERTIFIED:
Yes