1990 Robinson Robinson R-22 Beta

1990 Robinson Robinson R-22 Beta for sale
$170,000
Year
1990
Make
Robinson
Model
Robinson R-22 Beta
Location
St Augustine, FL
Source
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Performance & Capacity

Seats
2
Cruise
96 kts
Max Speed
102 kts
Range
209 nm
Ceiling
14,000 ft
Fuel
17.0 gal
Engines
1 · Piston
Power
131 hp
MTOW
1,370 lbs
ICAO Type
R22

Manufacturer-published specs for the Robinson Robinson R-22 Beta model. Actual aircraft may vary by configuration / modifications.

Operating Cost (est.)

Hourly Variable
$150
Annual Fixed
$18,000
Engine Overhaul
$120,000
TBO
2,200 hrs

AeroGurus estimates based on industry averages for the Robinson Robinson R-22 Beta. Actual costs vary by location, usage, maintenance history, and configuration.

Market price band

Robinson Robinson R-22 Beta typical: $18,000 – $295,578 across 52 active listings

Description

Exterior Base: Red. No Trim. (Note: N-Numbers are Decals). Interior: Grey Leather Carpet Headliner. Black Leather (aftermarket) Seats. Garmin 225 Com. King Transponder. 1 David Clark Headsets. Note: Ground Handling Wheels Not Included in Sale. 251 TSOH * PARTIAL FIELD OH PERFORMED IN APRIL 2023 @ 4401 HOURS NEW PAINT INTERIOR AT OVERHAUL FUEL BLADDERS INSTALLED EXPORT SERVICES AVAILABLE FINANCING AVAILABLE INSURANCE INFORMATION AVAILABLE *Approximate Hours as of September 12, 2025. (4652 TT) Last Annual/100 Hour Inspection performed: November, 2024. All ADs current through November, 2024. SBs not current. Airplane time state: 4652 TT*

About the Robinson Robinson R-22 Beta

The Robinson R22 Beta (1985–1995) added an optional engine governor, rotor brake and auxiliary fuel tank over the original R22, with the carbureted Lycoming O-320-B2C. It was the mainstream R22 trainer until the Beta II superseded it in 1995. As an older airframe its price is driven almost entirely by hours remaining to the 2,200-hour / 12-year overhaul; budget examples start low but a near-overhaul aircraft can cost more all-in than a higher-priced Beta II. Buy it if you want a proven, affordable trainer with plenty of choice on the market; step up to the Beta II if you regularly fly hot-and-high.

Produced 1985–1995.