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387
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N19KH
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Location
Arlington, TX
3 sources
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652
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N2169M
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Location
Arlington, TX
3 sources
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1,099
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N431SW
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Location
Arlington, TX
3 sources
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987
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N724EW
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Location
Arlington, TX
3 sources
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934
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N5244Q
US
Location
Arlington, TX
3 sources
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$42,500
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3,605
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N2092N
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Location
Placerville, CA
4 sources
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$174,200
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4,512
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N777LH
US
Location
Greenville, SC
Listed yesterday
$249,500
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2,875
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N736QC
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Location
Mayfield, KY
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$125,000
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1,132
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N1159E
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Location
Long Beach, CA
Via Andrew Vaught
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$197,000
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6,245
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N330CL
US
Location
State College, PA
Listed yesterday
$95,000
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4,476
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N84BH
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Location
Blountville, TN
Via Desert Aviation
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$49,500
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4,851
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N50750
US
Location
Ooltewah, TN
Via Joshua Twomey
Listed yesterday
$139,000
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8,758
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N464P
US
Location
Johns Island, SC
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Single-engine airplanes are the heart of general aviation — the most affordable, accessible and popular way to fly and own. Browse 5,991 single-engine aircraft for sale, from two-seat trainers and four-to-six-seat piston singles to fast, pressurised turboprop singles. Whether you're learning to fly, buying your first family airplane or stepping up to a single-engine turboprop, this is where most pilots shop. Use the guidance below to find the right single for your mission and budget. Prices range from $7,500 to $7,450,000 with an average of $355,012 across 4475 priced listings.
Browse by Type
Single-Engine Piston:
The largest, most affordable class — trainers, four-to-six-seat singles and high-performance pistons.
Single-Engine Turboprop:
Speed, pressurisation and turbine reliability in a single — Daher TBM, Pilatus PC-12, Cessna Caravan.
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Buying Tips
- ✓ {'text': 'seats, range, runway and typical trip drive the choice more than any spec. Two seats', 'title': 'Mission first'}
- ✓ {'text': 'a cheap airplane with a high-time engine or a near-due', 'title': 'Budget for operating cost, not just price'}
- ✓ {'text': 'complexity adds capability and cost (and', 'title': 'Fixed vs retractable gear, fixed vs constant-speed prop'}
- ✓ {'text': 'engine time, compression, corrosion/structure, logs, damage history and', 'title': 'Pre-buy inspection always'}
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best single-engine airplane?
It depends on mission/budget — the Cessna 172 is the most
What's the cheapest single-engine airplane?
Two-seat trainers (Cessna 150/152) and economical
Piston or turboprop single?
Piston for affordability and most missions; a single-engine turboprop for
How many single-engine airplanes are for sale?
Currently 5,991 — filter by piston/turboprop, brand or model above.
Disclaimer: All prices are asking prices from third-party sources. AeroGurus is not an appraiser, broker, or financial advisor. Always obtain a professional appraisal and inspection before purchasing.