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Some think so. The Cirrus is arguably marketed to the lowest time
pilots, those less likely to have an instrument rating. Unlike a Cessna 172, a Cirrus is fast enough to actually be used to go places quickly. That combintation (good travel plane, designed for low time pilots) may make it more likely to have the types of accidents expected of lower time pilots. |
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