The only Cirrus SR20 you can rent in Brevard County

Glass panel, IFR certified, and a whole-airframe parachute over the top of it — based at Space Coast Regional in Titusville. $200 an hour dry for members, $225 for non-members, two-hour daily minimum, overnight trips encouraged. You fly as pilot-in-command under FAA Part 91.

What it costs, without the guessing

$200 an hour dry for members and $225 for non-members means the aircraft only — you buy the fuel. Fueled self-serve at KTIX and planning 11 gallons an hour, that lands at roughly $271 an hour all in for members, $296 for non-members. The nearest comparable SR20 rental runs $380 an hour wet. We publish the whole table, including the airports where our advantage shrinks.

Built for two kinds of pilot

If you hold a certificate and want a real cross-country airplane, this is 155 knots, IFR, four seats and a parachute — for weekends, for the Keys, for the islands. If you are building toward the 1,500 hours an Airline Transport Pilot certificate requires, this is glass-panel time at a number that works, and you control the fuel half of the bill.

How it works

Apply, we confirm you are eligible and get you checked out with an instructor, then you book and fly. The application and checkout ride fee is $250, paid through FlightCircle. Applying takes about three minutes and most applications are answered within one business day. Questions first? Call or text 321-222-7470.