Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The stats came out and once again, Cirrus aircraft outsold everyone in 2025 with 797 aircraft sold.
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If you're still wondering why general aviation piston airplanes are going up in price, here I will tell you.
Lets dive into the latest sales figures for Cirrus Aircraft, a major player in general aviation. Discover why their piston aircraft, like the popular Cirrus SR22, continue to dominate the market despite their premium pricing. We also touch upon their broader impact on aviation.
The buyers profile - this matters a ton and it one of the factors driving up airplane prices. Because we have some tax laws and depreciation with planes, it brings in a different buyer profile. AKA non pilots who have a lot more money to spend. And their mission is different. Their goal is to write off and pay little to no taxes on their income.
Institutional buyers - another competition that pilot/owners don't consider. Big operators buy airplanes in bulk and they have a lot more money to spend.
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The stats came out and once again, Cirrus aircraft outsold everyone in 2025 with 797 aircraft sold.
Join My private group list skool.com/themojoeffect
If you're still wondering why general aviation piston airplanes are going up in price, here I will tell you.
Lets dive into the latest sales figures for Cirrus Aircraft, a major player in general aviation. Discover why their piston aircraft, like the popular Cirrus SR22, continue to dominate the market despite their premium pricing. We also touch upon their broader impact on aviation.
The buyers profile - this matters a ton and it one of the factors driving up airplane prices. Because we have some tax laws and depreciation with planes, it brings in a different buyer profile. AKA non pilots who have a lot more money to spend. And their mission is different. Their goal is to write off and pay little to no taxes on their income.
Institutional buyers - another competition that pilot/owners don't consider. Big operators buy airplanes in bulk and they have a lot more money to spend.
To learn more about how you can buy your airplane and make it work for you, join my private group:
The MOJO Effect: skool.com/themojoeffect
