1,605 Used Twin Engine for Sale
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$641,250
For Sale
Total Time
330
Reg#
VH-NVO
Australia
Location
Australia
Multiple sources
Listed 2d ago
$1,639,776
For Sale
Total Time
420
Reg#
OY-RZE
Denmark
Location
Denmark
Via Mikko Riepula
Multiple sources
Listed 3d ago
Contact for Price
On Request
Total Time
6,328
Reg#
N96AM
US
Location
Dallas, TX
Listed 4d ago
Contact for Price
On Request
Total Time
9,175
Reg#
N6287X
US
Location
TN
Multiple sources
Listed 4d ago
$9,950,000
For Sale
Total Time
8,950
Reg#
N104MD
US
Location
SC
Listed 4d ago
Contact for Price
On Request
Total Time
3,050
Reg#
N987MH
US
Via Tyler Webb
Multiple sources
Listed 4d ago
Contact for Price
On Request
Total Time
5,280
Reg#
F-GXRJ
France
Location
France
Via James Moon
Listed 8d ago
1982 Beechcraft 58 Baron
$499,000
For Sale
Total Time
5,205
$1,125,000
For Sale
Total Time
3,060
Reg#
N1756S
US
Location
North Carolina
Listed 15d ago
$191,118
For Sale
Total Time
11,409
Reg#
VH-LHE
Australia
Location
Australia
Listed 17d ago
$416,985
For Sale
Total Time
14,510
Reg#
VH-LTU
Australia
Location
New South Wales, Australia
Listed 17d ago
$142,469
For Sale
Total Time
11,300
Reg#
VH-HPR
Australia
Location
Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Listed 17d ago
$486,482
For Sale
Total Time
15,200
Reg#
VH-MKC
Australia
Location
New South Wales, Australia
Listed 17d ago
$170,268
For Sale
Total Time
2,200
Reg#
ZK-ECM
New Zealand
Location
New Zealand
Listed 17d ago
$399,000
For Sale
Total Time
8,622
Reg#
VH-FCZ
Australia
Location
New South Wales, Australia
Listed 17d ago
$83,397
For Sale
Total Time
4,698
Reg#
VH-DJX
Australia
Location
New South Wales, Australia
Listed 17d ago
$173,048
For Sale
Total Time
11,610
Reg#
ZK-MYF
New Zealand
Location
New Zealand
Listed 17d ago
Twin-engine airplanes add a second engine for redundancy, load and (often) speed and cabin — valued for overwater, night, hard-IFR and professional operations. Browse 1,605 twins for sale, from light piston twins to cabin-class turboprop twins. A twin costs more to buy, maintain and insure than a single, and demands multi-engine proficiency — but offers capability and engine-out margin a single can't. Use the guidance below to decide whether (and which) twin fits your mission. Prices range from $12,500 to $9,950,000 with an average of $631,464 across 993 priced listings.
Browse by Type
Multi-Engine Piston:
Light piston twins for redundancy and load — Baron, Seneca, Twin Comanche, Cessna 310.
Multi-Engine Turboprop:
Cabin-class twin turboprops — Beechcraft King Air, Piper Cheyenne, Cessna Conquest.
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Buying Tips
- ✓ Do you need a twin? Twin redundancy is valued for overwater, night, mountainous and professional/charter
- ✓ {'text': 'engine-out handling (Vmc awareness) is the defining skill; training and', 'title': 'Multi-engine proficiency'}
- ✓ {'text': 'two engines, props and (often) turbos/pressurisation; budget realistically.', 'title': 'Double the maintenance'}
- ✓ {'text': "both engines' status, structure/corrosion, gear, pressurisation and de-ice systems, logs.", 'title': 'Pre-buy inspection'}
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy a single or a twin?
Singles are cheaper and simpler and suit most missions; twins add
What's the cheapest twin-engine airplane?
Light piston twins (older Seneca, Twin Comanche, Cessna 310) —
Piston twin or turboprop twin?
Piston twins are the affordable entry; turboprop twins (King Air) add
How many twins are for sale?
Currently 1,605 — 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.