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N1547C, cream with red stripes, doors open at the Santa Monica terminal

N1547C2003 Cirrus SR-22 G1 Avidyne

Rate
$180per Tach hour · dry
Ownership
LeasebackWho can fly N1547C?

01Overview

N1547C is a 2003 Cirrus SR-22 G1 Avidyne based at Santa Monica Airport (KSMO). Airspacers members fly it for $180 per Tach hour, dry. It is a leaseback aircraft, so Non-Equity Members and Equity Members can fly it.

Rates updated as of

From the Club

Cirrus SR-22: N1547C

N1547C is a 2003 Cirrus SR-22 G1, the first SR-22 in our fleet.

It carries updated Avidyne avionics, Stormscope and Skywatch, and TKS Basic Ice Protection, and is available to members at $180/hour (dry).

Spec sheet

N1547C

Registration
N1547C
Year
2003
Aircraft
Cirrus SR-22 G1 Avidyne
Equipment
  • Updated Avidyne avionics
  • ADS-B Out
  • Stormscope & Skywatch
  • EMax engine monitoring
  • TKS Basic Ice Protection
  • LoPresti Boom Beam landing light
  • Polished spinner and more
Rate
$180/hr
Basis
Tach hour · Dry, fuel not included
Ownership
Leaseback
Who can fly
Equity & Non-Equity
Plane Captain
Andrew Jackson
Home base
Santa Monica Airport (KSMO)

02Gallery

04 photographs of N1547C · select to enlarge

  • N1547C in profile on the ramp
  • N1547C nose-on with both doors open in front of the terminal
  • N1547C cockpit seen through the open door at dusk

Photo 1 of 4: N1547C, cream with red stripes, doors open at the Santa Monica terminal

03Q&A

Questions about N1547C

Q.01How much does it cost to fly N1547C?

Airspacers members fly N1547C for $180 per Tach hour, dry (fuel not included). Rates were updated in July 2026.

Q.02Who can fly N1547C?

Non-Equity Members and Equity Members (Non-Equity Members are restricted to our leaseback planes, currently N1547C and N204RM). N1547C is a leaseback aircraft.

Q.03What avionics and equipment does N1547C have?

Equipment on N1547C: Updated Avidyne avionics, ADS-B Out, Stormscope & Skywatch, EMax engine monitoring, TKS Basic Ice Protection, LoPresti Boom Beam landing light and polished spinner and more.

Q.04Who looks after N1547C?

N1547C's Plane Captain is Andrew Jackson, the member who is the primary point of contact for questions about it and coordinates its inspections and maintenance. The fleet undergoes 50-hour oil analyses, 100-hour inspections, annual inspections, 24-calendar-month ifr inspections: altimeter, static system, and altitude reporting equipment, 24-calendar-month transponder inspections and tests, compliance with applicable airworthiness directives (ads) and manufacturer mandatory service bulletins (msbs), tracking of life-limited components and recurring maintenance requirements and routine visual checks and follow-up on member-reported discrepancies. Our maintenance program tracks inspection intervals, recurring compliance items, and aircraft records so work can be planned before it comes due. Requirements are matched to each aircraft and its equipment. Maintenance and inspections are performed by appropriately certified mechanics and specialty shops with experience in each aircraft type.

Q.05Where is N1547C based?

N1547C is based at Santa Monica Airport (KSMO). Airspacers, founded in 1958, is the oldest flying Club at Santa Monica Airport, at 3025 Airport Avenue #11, Santa Monica, CA 90405.

04Membership

Membership at Airspacers

We welcome pilots of every experience level and flying goal. Members fly with us to build time, take weekend trips, and train toward the Private Pilot License.