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Matt Bergwall, Cirrus executive director of the Vision Jet program, in front of the new Cirrus G3 Vision Jet.
Cirrus Aircraft has delivered a milestone Cirrus Vision SF50 jet, its 800th, according to Aviation Week’s tracked fleet data.
The 800th delivery, completed in September from the company’s facility in Knoxville, Tennessee, took place nearly 10 years after the first delivery on Dec. 19, 2016.
The Duluth, Minnesota-based manufacturer announced the Vision Jet program in June 2006.
“The 800th Vision Jet milestone is a significant moment for our team and a testament to the strength of this product and the customers who have made it part of their lives,” said Matt Bergwall, executive director of the Vision Jet product line at Cirrus. “From its introduction to where it is today, the Vision Jet has continued to set the standard for innovation, safety, performance and elevating the overall ownership experience. We’re proud of what we’ve accomplished together and excited about what’s ahead as we continue to build on this legacy.”
In 2025, Cirrus delivered a record 106 jets.
Cirrus has begun deliveries of its latest version, the $3.68 million Generation 3 (G3) Vision Jet, following its official launch and rollout in February.
About 80-90% are owner-flown, the company has said. About 70% have been owners of Cirrus SR series aircraft, Bergwall has said.
The third-generation jet includes at least 30 refinements and enhancements, company officials note.
Key refinements include an upgraded cabin layout that accommodates six adults and one child, a new choice of exterior paint colors, Controller-Pilot Data Link Communications for text-based ATC messaging, brighter Spectra wingtip lighting and a Cirrus Perspective Touch Plus flight deck to reduce workload.
It also includes Garmin’s Safe Return Emergency Autoland.
The aircraft has a maximum range of 1,275 nm and a maximum cruise speed of 317 KTAS.
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