Cirrus SR22 G1 weight and balance and performance calculator
Calculate the weight and balance of the Cirrus SR22 G1 online: enter people, baggage and fuel and get the takeoff mass, the CG and whether both are within the limits of the POH – plus the takeoff and landing distance for your airfield, temperature and wind. Free, no sign-up. The Cirrus SR22 G1 is a model of the Cirrus SR22; built 2001–2003.
* MTOW, sea level, 15 °C, no wind – BriefingPal result from the POH data
Calculate the Cirrus SR22 G1 weight, CG and takeoff distance
Your own empty mass (weighing report, optional)
The POH has no standard empty moment for this model – enter the empty mass CG from your weighing report to get the CG.
Leave empty to use the typical POH empty mass. Your aircraft's weighing report is what counts.
Calculated on the BriefingPal server from the POH data. Nothing is stored, no cookie. Planning aid only – the POH/AFM and your weighing report are authoritative.
Cirrus SR22 G1 key figures
| Maximum takeoff mass (MTOW) | 1,542 kg (3,400 lb) |
|---|---|
| Typical empty mass (POH sample) | 1,021 kg (2,250 lb) |
| Usable fuel | 81 US gal (307 L) |
| Total fuel capacity | 84 US gal (318 L) |
| Fuel type | AVGAS |
| Useful load with full fuel | 301 kg (664 lb) |
| Maximum baggage | 59 kg (130 lb) |
| Demonstrated crosswind | 20 kt |
| Best rate of climb speed Vy | 91 KIAS |
| Service ceiling | 17,500 ft |
| Built | 2001–2003 |
| Loading stations | front seats, rear seats, baggage compartment, fuel |
Empty mass and useful load depend on your aircraft – its weighing report applies.
Cirrus SR22 G1 takeoff and landing distance
BriefingPal result from the POH charts at MTOW, no wind, dry paved runway, normal procedure, default flap setting, without safety factor. Use the calculator above for your mass, airfield, temperature and wind.
| Conditions | Takeoff ground roll | Takeoff over 50 ft | Landing over 50 ft | Landing ground roll |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sea level, 15 °C | 310 m (1,020 ft) | 480 m (1,580 ft) | 710 m (2,330 ft) | 350 m (1,140 ft) |
| 5,000 ft, 25 °C (density altitude ≈ 7,300 ft) | 550 m (1,810 ft) | 835 m (2,730 ft) | – | – |
Hot and high, the Cirrus SR22 G1 needs about 73 % more distance to clear 50 ft than at sea level. Calculate density altitude →
Cirrus SR22 G1 climb and cruise
| Rate of climb at sea level | Time / fuel to 6,500 ft | Cruise TAS at 6,500 ft | Fuel flow |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,400 fpm | 5 min / 1.7 US gal | 169 kt | 15.4 US gal/h (58 L/h) |
MTOW, ISA, default power setting of the POH cruise table.
How to do the Cirrus SR22 G1 weight and balance
- Enter the loadingWeights of pilot, passengers and baggage per station, fuel in litres or US gallons. Each station limit and the MTOW are checked.
- Use your own empty massOptional: enter empty mass and empty CG from the weighing report of your Cirrus SR22 G1. Without it the typical POH empty mass is used.
- Check CG and massThe traffic light shows whether the takeoff mass and the CG with and without fuel lie within the envelope of the POH.
- Takeoff and landingElevation, QNH, temperature, wind and runway give the takeoff and landing distance – compared with the runway length if you enter it.
Cirrus SR22 G1 compared with the other Cirrus SR22 models
| Model | MTOW | Usable fuel | Takeoff over 50 ft* | Cruise TAS* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cirrus SR22 G1 | 1,542 kg | 81 US gal | 480 m | 169 kt |
| Cirrus SR22 G6/G7 | 1,633 kg | 92 US gal | 570 m | 169 kt |
* MTOW, sea level, 15 °C / 6,500 ft, ISA – BriefingPal result from the POH data.
Cirrus SR22 G1 – frequently asked questions
What is the MTOW of the Cirrus SR22 G1?
The maximum takeoff mass of the Cirrus SR22 G1 is 1,542 kg (3,400 lb) according to the POH.
How much usable fuel does the Cirrus SR22 G1 carry?
81 US gal (307 L) usable (total capacity 84 US gal (318 L)). With the typical POH empty mass and full fuel, about 301 kg (664 lb) remain for people and baggage.
How long is the takeoff distance of the Cirrus SR22 G1?
At MTOW, sea level, 15 °C and no wind the ground roll is about 310 m (1,020 ft) and the distance over 50 ft about 480 m (1,580 ft). At 5,000 ft and 25 °C it grows to about 835 m (2,730 ft). The calculator above gives the value for your conditions.
How do I calculate the CG of the Cirrus SR22 G1?
Multiply each mass by its arm, add up the moments and divide by the total mass – the calculator above does this with the stations of the Cirrus SR22 G1 POH (front seats, rear seats, baggage compartment, fuel) and checks the CG against the envelope.
How does the Cirrus SR22 G1 differ from other Cirrus SR22 models?
BriefingPal has 2 Cirrus SR22 models on file. Compared with them the Cirrus SR22 G1 has the lowest MTOW (1,542 kg (3,400 lb)), 81 US gal (307 L) usable fuel and a takeoff distance over 50 ft of 480 m (1,580 ft) at MTOW.
Is the Cirrus SR22 G1 weight and balance calculator free?
Yes. The calculator on this page and the BriefingPal app are free and need no account. The app adds route planning, weather, NOTAM, fuel planning and a briefing PDF.
Data source
All figures come from the Pilot's Operating Handbook / Airplane Flight Manual of the Cirrus SR22 G1 (weight and balance and performance sections) and are computed with the BriefingPal engine – the same calculation as in the app. Planning aid only; the original POH/AFM and the weighing report of your aircraft remain authoritative.
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