SR20. SR22. SR22T. Vision Jet.
Cirrus aircraft insurance
For the aircraft you chose.
And the life it makes possible.
You chose your Cirrus with care. Your insurance deserves the same attention. Talk with BWI about your SR20, SR22, SR22T or Vision Jet, the people who fly it, and the coverage details that matter to you.
Buying your first Cirrus. Renewing a familiar aircraft. Moving up to your next one.
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Your next chapter
Support for every stage
of ownership.
You do not need every answer before starting a conversation. Tell us what is changing, and we can discuss what information is needed for your application.
Purchasing a Cirrus
Share the aircraft you are considering, your expected closing date and your pilot or transition-training plan. Include the proposed owner and any lender requirements.
Start your quoteReviewing your renewal
Bring your current declarations, renewal date and any changes to value, equipment, pilots or use. Compare the terms alongside the premium.
Moving to your next aircraft
A different model, avionics generation or ownership arrangement deserves a fresh look. Discuss your next aircraft and training before relying on your current policy.
Your aircraft, specifically
One family. Distinct aircraft.
From earlier generations to the SR Series G7+, include the exact model, year and installed equipment. Your aircraft’s details belong in the conversation.
SR20
Your introduction to Cirrus ownership.
Discuss your aircraft, instructor and training plan, whether you are building experience or bringing years of flying to the SR20.
Explore SR20 insuranceSR22
The way you use your aircraft matters.
Share your SR22’s value, avionics configuration and planned personal, business or instructional use.
Explore SR22 insuranceSR22T
A closer look at your transition.
For the turbocharged SR22T, describe your make-and-model experience, planned training and operating profile.
Review pilot and training detailsVision Jet
Jet ownership, reviewed in detail.
Share your SF50, pilot qualifications, training and intended operation. Bring the details of your next step into the conversation.
Explore Vision Jet coverageInclude the generation and equipment actually installed, such as Perspective or Perspective+ avionics. Features on a current model are not necessarily fitted to an earlier aircraft.
For your next horizon
Cirrus Vision Jet insurance
The SF50 is a separate step into jet ownership. Start a conversation about your aircraft, pilot qualifications, training and intended operation.
Look beyond the premium
The details worth getting right.
A useful comparison explains what each quotation says about your aircraft, liability and pilots. Ask BWI to walk through the differences with you.
Get a Cirrus insurance quoteAircraft value and hull terms
Review the requested insured value and the policy’s loss-settlement wording, including whether it is written on an agreed-value basis. Discuss equipment, upgrades, deductibles, ground and in-flight protection, and any restrictions.
Liability limits and sublimits
Look at the overall liability limit and any passenger or per-person sublimits. Ask which options, including limits without a passenger sublimit, are available for your application. Review defense provisions and medical payments separately.
Approved pilots and training
Confirm who may fly, the required experience and any transition or recurrent training conditions. An open pilot warranty is a policy condition, not a promise that every pilot or operation is covered.
Ownership and the way you fly
Explain whether the aircraft is owned personally, through an entity, or with other owners. Identify lenders and other interests, intended business or personal use, instruction, and any non-owned-aircraft needs.
These are topics to review, not a list of automatically included coverages. Availability, limits and conditions depend on the application, insurer and policy wording.
Aircraft. Pilot. Preparation.
Bring your training
into the conversation.
Tell us about your certificates and ratings, total flight time, time in the exact model, and completed or planned transition and recurrent training.
Cirrus Standardized Instructor Pilot (CSIP) instruction, Cirrus Approach courses and other training may be relevant to your submission. The insurer determines what it requires and whether any pricing adjustment applies.
The people behind your policy
A real conversation.
A team you can get to know.
Meet Matt White and BWI’s aviation insurance team. Bring your questions about an aircraft purchase, a renewal or the terms in your quotation.
Cirrus insurance, explained
Good questions.
Clear next steps.
Answers to common owner questions, with room for the details of your aircraft and application.
How much does Cirrus aircraft insurance cost?
Request a current quote for your aircraft and pilots. Insured value, experience, training, use, limits and deductibles can affect the premium. An old price example is not a reliable quote for your aircraft.
Does CAPS reduce my insurance premium?
Tell BWI about the equipment installed on your aircraft and your pilot training. Ask how the insurer evaluates those details. A premium reduction for CAPS or any other system is not guaranteed.
Is Embark or CSIP training required?
Requirements differ by insurer, aircraft and pilot. Confirm the training conditions in your quotation before scheduling training or flying under the policy. Cirrus program participation does not establish acceptance by a particular insurer.
Can a student pilot request Cirrus insurance?
Yes, you can ask BWI to review an application with the aircraft, instructor and proposed training plan. Eligibility and minimum experience are subject to the insurer’s review. Private, commercial and ATP pilots should also provide the experience and training relevant to the aircraft.
Can I request a quote before I purchase?
Contact BWI with the proposed aircraft, expected purchase date, ownership details and pilot plan. Ask what is needed for the quotation and before binding. An application or quotation does not itself put coverage in force.
What should I share about my ownership or lender?
Identify the proposed named insured, any co-owners or ownership entity, and the lender or other party requesting policy wording. Bring their requirements so they can be reviewed against the available quotation.
Your aircraft. Your next step.
Let’s talk about your Cirrus.
Share your aircraft and pilot details, or call our team.
