Specifications
Aircraft Details
- Last overhauled in June 2021 by Sevier County Choppers
- 6,657 hours total time since new
- 290 hours since overhaul
- 1,910 hours remaining or until June 2033
- Basic VFR training aircraft
- Includes: digital clock, Garmin radio, Bendix/King transponder, grey leather seats, Revision AX main rotor blades (15-year blades), ADS-B Out via tail beacon, wheels, dual controls
- No heater installed
- Last annual inspection completed on 7/17/2025
- Last recorded compressions: 78, 80, 80, 80
- Helicopter is located in Kentucky
About this Model
Overview
The Robinson R22 Beta is a lightweight, two-seat piston helicopter widely used for ab-initio instruction, currency flying, and short local missions. Its simple, weight-sensitive design rewards disciplined technique and consistent operating practices, making it most common in flight schools and among owner-pilots who prioritize low complexity and straightforward handling over cabin space or all-weather capability.
Mission Fit
This model fits missions that stay close to base with planned fuel reserves, minimal payload, and benign weather. It is typically chosen where high utilization, frequent start/stop cycles, and repetitive training profiles matter more than speed, cabin comfort, or payload flexibility.
Cabin
The cabin is a compact two-seat, side-by-side layout with limited baggage volume. Visibility is generally good for training and sightseeing, but comfort, noise levels, and personal space reflect the aircraft’s light training role rather than transport-oriented expectations.