Aircraft for Sale in Minnesota

Minnesota is where Cirrus Aircraft builds the best-selling general aviation aircraft in the world, right in Duluth. Aircraft buyers searching for aircraft for sale in Minnesota will find that connection running through the whole state’s private flying scene. The Twin Cities add a busier, more corporate layer on top of that.

15 aircraft
1979 Cessna 340A8
For Sale
USD $379,000
4,341 HRSTotal time
6Seats
Pre-ownedCondition
N341HCReg
340A0798Serial

Lone Mountain Aircraft is pleased to present this low-time 1979 Cessna 340A, featuring just 4,341 hours total time and powerful 325 HP RAM Series IV Engines. This well-equipped, pressurized twin boasts an upgraded Garmin G500 glass cockpit, Garmin GFC 600…

Listed 5 days ago · Updated 4 days ago

1977 Cessna 340A8
For Sale
USD $229,000
7,320 HRSTotal time
6Seats
Pre-ownedCondition
N340VCReg
340A-0296Serial

Lone Mountain Aircraft is pleased to offer N340VC, a well-equipped, Part 91-operated, pressurized twin featuring low-time Continental TSIO-520-NB engines, an upgraded Garmin G500 glass cockpit, RAM VI STC with vortex generators, heated windshield, Tanis engine preheat systems, and wing lockers.

Listed 7 days ago · Updated 4 days ago

1980 Beechcraft King Air F907
For Sale
USD $865,000
8,940 HRSTotal time
8Seats
Pre-ownedCondition
N333WTReg
LA-91Serial

Lone Mountain Aircraft is pleased to offer N333WT. This 1980 Beechcraft King Air F90 has been professionally maintained and operated under Part 135. The aircraft features recent Phase 1–4 inspections, engines enrolled in the MORE Program, and an upgraded Garmin…

Listed 2 weeks ago · Updated 2 weeks ago

2019 Cirrus SR22T G6 GTS6
For Sale
USD $679,000
1,075 HRSTotal time
5Seats
Pre-ownedCondition
N521PReg
1841Serial

This aircraft has been well cared for since new and is equipped with Cirrus Global Connect, Perspective+ avionics featuring Garmin NXi, Certified Flight Into Known Icing (FIKI), factory air conditioning and factory oxygen. The annual inspection was performed in August…

Listed 4 months ago · Updated 2 weeks ago

1959 Beechcraft Bonanza21
For Sale
120,000
4,535 HRSTotal time
4Seats
Pre-ownedCondition
N975TReg
CD-179Serial

This 1960 Beechcraft Bonanza blends classic Bonanza performance with standout mechanical freshness. Known for its efficient speed & smooth handling, this example features a recently overhauled Continental engine with just 28 hours since major overhaul. With complete logs, no corrosion…

Listed 7 months ago · Updated 4 weeks ago

1976 Cessna 18521
For Sale
USD $290,000
4,404 HRSTotal time
4Seats
Pre-ownedCondition
N28JEReg
18502911Serial

This 1976 Cessna A185F is a tough & dependable airplane, ready for work or adventure. It has a brand-new interior & upgraded Wing-X extensions for better performance. The Sportsman STOL kit & vortex generators help it take off & land…

Listed 2 years ago · Updated 1 year ago

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Duluth’s Factory Floor and the Aircraft Minnesota Flies

The Cirrus SR series has been the world’s best-selling general aviation aircraft every year since 2002. It’s built at the company’s factory next to Duluth International Airport, alongside the Vision Jet, the only single-engine aircraft ever certified as a personal jet. Aircraft buyers eyeing the Cirrus SR22 or the Cirrus Vision SF50 will find both built practically down the road from where they’re sold.

The Twin Cities support a busier corporate scene, with reliever airports handling business jets and turboprops away from the main international airport. Aircraft buyers eyeing the Cessna 172 or the Piper Cherokee will find both familiar training types across the state’s flight schools. A handful of older aeroplanes still fly out of the same fields today.

The Robinson R44 covers most of the state’s private and utility helicopter work, from lake country tourism to agricultural support. Private planes for sale in Minnesota often reflect that Cirrus connection more than aircraft buyers might expect. Used aircraft for sale in Minnesota span everything from basic trainers to well-equipped touring singles.

Key Facts

  • The Cirrus SR series has been the world’s best-selling general aviation aircraft every year since 2002
  • Built at the company’s factory next to Duluth International Airport
  • The Vision Jet is the only single-engine aircraft ever certified as a personal jet
  • The Twin Cities host a busier network of corporate reliever airports

Cirrus developed the Vision Jet at a secret offsite location nicknamed Moose Works, a nod to Lockheed’s famous Skunk Works.

Buying and Selling Aircraft in Minnesota

Factory Proximity Means Easy Parts Access. With Cirrus manufacturing based in state, replacement parts and factory-trained mechanics are easier to find here than almost anywhere else for that brand. It’s sensible to confirm current FAA registration and airworthiness status with a licensed mechanic or professional adviser before agreeing a price.

Winter Storage Matters More Here Than Most Places. Minnesota winters mean many aircraft come off the line and into storage, so ask directly how an aircraft has been kept through the cold months. Used airplanes for sale in Minnesota with a documented winter storage routine tend to hold their value better.

Selling Where Buyers Know the Brand Intimately. Aircraft buyers here often have direct ties to Cirrus and its factory, so a listing needs clear specification to stand out. Aircraft buyers weighing a used aircraft against a new aircraft should still get an independent valuation before agreeing a price.

Minnesota’s aircraft market leans heavily on Cirrus given the factory connection, with plenty of other types filling out the rest. Widening a search beyond the state opens up a lot more variety. You can also browse all of the aircraft for sale in USA. If you haven’t found the right aircraft yet, connect with a professional through the Aircraft Broker Directory.

FAQs About Buying and Selling Aircraft in Minnesota

🛫 Buying in Minnesota

Are Cirrus aircraft cheaper to maintain in Minnesota given the factory is there?

Not necessarily cheaper, but parts and factory-trained service are easier to arrange given how close the factory is. That can offset a higher purchase price over the life of the aircraft.

Can the Cirrus factory service centre carry out a pre-purchase inspection in Minnesota?

Yes, and it’s a sensible option for a Cirrus aircraft specifically. Getting an independent opinion is still worth doing if the same centre has serviced the aircraft before.

Does winter weather affect flying an aircraft out of Minnesota after buying it?

Icing and extreme cold both need planning around through the winter months, more so than in milder states. Checking the forecast carefully matters whatever time of year it is.

What kinds of aircraft come up for sale across Minnesota most often?

AvPay’s Minnesota listings lean toward Cirrus types given the state’s manufacturing history, alongside training aircraft and helicopters used for lake country flying. Twin Cities corporate types round out the mix.

📋 Selling in Minnesota

Do factory build records matter when selling a Cirrus in Minnesota?

They can, since some aircraft buyers specifically want to see original factory documentation alongside the usual logbooks. It’s worth locating that paperwork if it still exists.

Does Minnesota’s connection to Cirrus affect resale value?

It can help, since there’s a deep pool of comparable local sales to draw on for pricing. A broker familiar with the Cirrus market can use that history to set a fair figure.

Do overseas buyers show particular interest in Minnesota-built Cirrus aircraft?

Often yes, given Cirrus’s reputation as the world’s best-selling general aviation manufacturer. Export paperwork and deregistration are still needed once that kind of sale closes.

Is there a good time of year to sell an aircraft in Minnesota?

Interest usually picks up in spring as pilots come out of winter storage and start planning summer flying. Listing ahead of that season can help a sale line up with demand.

Major airports in this area

  • Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport / Wold–Chamberlain Field (KMSP) — Large airport, 841 ft elevation, Minneapolis
  • Chandler Field (KAXN) — Medium airport, 1425 ft elevation, Alexandria
  • Baudette International Airport (KBDE) — Medium airport, 1086 ft elevation, Baudette
  • Bemidji Regional Airport (KBJI) — Medium airport, 1391 ft elevation, Bemidji
  • Brainerd Lakes Regional Airport (KBRD) — Medium airport, 1232 ft elevation, Brainerd
  • Duluth International Airport (KDLH) — Medium airport, 1428 ft elevation, Duluth
  • Ely Municipal Airport (KELO) — Medium airport, 1456 ft elevation, Ely
  • Range Regional Airport (KHIB) — Medium airport, 1354 ft elevation, Hibbing
  • Falls International Airport (KINL) — Medium airport, 1185 ft elevation, International Falls
  • Rochester International Airport (KRST) — Medium airport, 1317 ft elevation, Rochester