Beechcraft aircraft financing
Beechcraft, also of Wichita and part of Textron Aviation, builds the Bonanza — in production in various models since 1947 — and the Baron twin, plus earlier Musketeer, Sundowner and Sierra singles.
Financing notes: Bonanzas and Barons hold value well and have strong owner support, which helps with appraisals. Loan sizes are larger, so down payment and reserves matter; Barons follow twin-engine term limits.
Beechcraft models compared
Typical mid-market price and estimated payment at 7.75% APR (September 2026), using common lender down-payment and term guidelines.
| Model | Years | Seats | Cruise | Typical price | Down / term | Est. payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Musketeer 19 | 1966-1969 | 4 | 104 kts | $25,000 | 15% / 15 yrs | $200/mo |
| Sundowner 23 | 1974-1983 | 4 | 125 kts | $42,000 | 15% / 15 yrs | $336/mo |
| Sierra 24 | 1972-1983 | 4 | 145 kts | $52,000 | 15% / 15 yrs | $416/mo |
| Debonair 33 | 1960-1967 | 4 | 145 kts | $60,000 | 15% / 15 yrs | $480/mo |
| Bonanza V35B | 1970-1982 | 6 | 176 kts | $110,000 | 15% / 20 yrs | $768/mo |
| Bonanza F33A | 1970-1995 | 6 | 174 kts | $150,000 | 15% / 20 yrs | $1,047/mo |
| Bonanza A36 | 1970-2005 | 6 | 176 kts | $200,000 | 15% / 20 yrs | $1,396/mo |
| Baron 58 (twin) | 1970-present | 6 | 200 kts | $280,000 | 20% / 15 yrs | $2,108/mo |
| Bonanza G36 | 2006-present | 6 | 176 kts | $650,000 | 15% / 20 yrs | $4,536/mo |
Principal and interest only. Prices are typical asking ranges from our database; verify a specific aircraft with Vref or Aircraft Bluebook.
Beechcraft ownership costs and buyer guides
- Buyer & Upgrade GuidesBeechcraft Baron Buyer's Guide: Choosing a 55, 58, 58P/58TC or G58
- Buyer & Upgrade GuidesBeechcraft Bonanza Buyer's Guide: V-Tail, F33A, A36, B36TC or G36?
- Buyer & Upgrade GuidesBeechcraft Duchess Buyer's Guide: Is a BE-76 the Right First Twin for Building Multi Time?
- Buyer & Upgrade GuidesBeechcraft Sierra Buyer's Guide: The Roomier, Slower Retractable Alternative to the Arrow
- Cost of OwnershipV-Tail Bonanza Cost of Ownership: Model 35 to V35B Tail ADs, Ruddervators and Insurance
- Cost of OwnershipUsed Beechcraft A36 Bonanza Cost of Ownership: Six-Seat Economics, Engines and Upgrades
- Cost of OwnershipBeechcraft Baron 55 Cost of Ownership: B55 and E55 Older-Twin Budgets and Loan Terms
- Cost of OwnershipBeechcraft Baron Cost of Ownership: Baron 55 vs 58 vs G58 Compared
- Cost of OwnershipBeechcraft Baron G58 Cost of Ownership: Insuring, Reserving and Financing a High-Value Glass Twin
- Cost of OwnershipBeechcraft Bonanza Cost of Ownership: V35B vs F33A vs A36 vs G36 Compared
- Cost of OwnershipNew Beechcraft Bonanza G36 Cost of Ownership: Factory-New and Late-Production NXi Airplanes
- Cost of OwnershipBeechcraft Duchess 76 Cost of Ownership: Light-Twin Budget, Two-Engine Reserves and Financing
- Cost of OwnershipPre-Owned Beechcraft G36 Bonanza (2006–2019) Cost of Ownership: G1000 Support and Engine Timing
- Cost of OwnershipBeechcraft Navajo? The Navajo Is a Piper — How It Compares With Beechcraft Twins
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Beechcraft financing FAQs
How much does a used Beechcraft aircraft cost?
Across the 9 Beechcraft models we track, typical mid-market prices run from about $25,000 (Musketeer 19) to $650,000 (Bonanza G36). Condition, engine time and avionics move individual airplanes well above or below those figures.
What is the payment on a Beechcraft aircraft loan?
At 7.75% APR with typical down payments and terms, estimated payments for a mid-market Beechcraft range from about $200 to $4,536 per month, depending on the model. See the table on this page for each model.