CIRRUS DESIGN CORP SR20 · 2006
- Seats
- 4
- Cruise
- 155 kt
- Burn
- 10.5 gph
Career-track pilots
Commercial needs 250. CFI needs the commercial first. The airlines want 1,000 or 1,500 depending on your path. Every one of those hours is bought at an hourly rate, which makes the rate — and whether you can actually get the airplane on a Saturday — the whole game. A4Flight publishes wet rates, caps membership against fleet size and bills in honest tenth-of-an-hour increments.
Why the club math works
A dry rate plus 9–11 gph of 100LL at DFW-area prices routinely lands above our wet rate. The rate you see is the rate you are invoiced per Hobbs hour.
J170 hours can support appropriate training and time-building. Your instructor reviews which certificate requirements each flight satisfies.
Choose the SR20 for appropriate instrument training, subject to the aircraft’s current equipment and status and your eligibility.
Multi-day and full-weekend reservations are allowed with advance approval, billed at a $1,000 per day minimum charge or actual flight time, whichever is greater — so long XC trips toward the 50-hour PIC XC requirement are actually possible.
One-hour minimum, then billed in 0.1 hour increments, on one club invoice with optional autopay and account credits.
The portal maps every logged flight against Part 61 commercial, instrument and ATP experience lines so you know exactly which requirement to fly next.
Instruction
Instrument, commercial and CFI prep run out of Sheltair at KDTO with A4-approved instructors. Because the club pays CFIs directly, you never negotiate an instruction rate mid-training.
The fleet
Every rate below includes fuel and comes from the same record members book against.
CIRRUS DESIGN CORP SR20 · 2006
CIRRUS DESIGN CORP SR20 · 2006
Fuel math
Set today's fuel price and compare the club's wet rate with a dry rate plus fuel.
The club rate includes fuel. To compare against a dry rental, add the fuel line above to that rental's posted hourly rate. Instruction, when you fly with a club CFI, appears on the same club invoice — one invoice, everything included.
On the line
Every photograph is a club aircraft at Denton Enterprise Airport.
FAQ
Related
Every program below operates from the same ramp at Denton Enterprise Airport (KDTO).
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