Sonaca Aircraft
7 used Sonaca aircraft listings · $125,040–$173,084 · last refreshed 2 hours ago
About Sonaca Aircraft Company
Sonaca Aircraft, part of the Belgian aerospace group, builds the **S201** — a robust, all-metal, low-wing Light Sport two-seater designed specifically for the demands of flight-school training. Based on a proven Czech airframe (the Aquila/early designs lineage) and built to aerospace standards, the S201 emphasises durability, easy maintenance and forgiving handling with Rotax 912 power and modern avionics. There are currently 7 used Sonaca aircraft for sale.
Sonaca Aircraft for Sale
Price $125,040–$173,084
Sonaca Aircraft Price & Cost
How much does a Sonaca aircraft cost? Current pricing for used Sonaca aircraft (also known as Sonaca choppers or Sonaca helis) is broken down per model in the table below — covering acquisition price, hourly operating cost and overhaul cost.
The cost of a Sonaca aircraft depends on model, year, hours flown, avionics and condition. See operating costs and pre-buy checklist in the About section, or open a specific model page for a detailed price guide.
Sonaca Models
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Frequently Asked Questions — Sonaca
What is the Sonaca 200 and is it still in production?
The Sonaca 200 is a Belgian EASA-certified two-seat trainer based on the Sling 2 airframe, built to CS-VLA standards at 750 kg max weight. Powered by a 115 HP Rotax 914, it cruises at 115 knots. Production ran from 2017 to 2022 with 57 aircraft completed before halting. The Trainer Pro variant features Garmin G500 TXI glass cockpit. Priced around EUR 177,500 (standard) to EUR 208,500 (Pro).
Is the Sonaca 200 a good flight training aircraft?
The Sonaca 200 was designed specifically for professional flight training — EASA certification means hours count toward CPL and IR ratings, unlike many LSAs. It competes with Cessna 172, Diamond DA40, and Piper PA-28 for training fleet purchases at lower acquisition and operating costs. The Rotax 914 turbo provides consistent power at high-density altitude airports. The Garmin-equipped Trainer Pro variant suits IFR training.
Should I buy a used Sonaca 200?
With only 57 built and production halted, parts and support availability is the key concern for used buyers. Verify that Sonaca Aircraft still provides factory support for your serial number. The Sling 2 heritage means some structural components may be sourced through The Airplane Factory (Sling manufacturer). The small fleet size makes finding a qualified maintenance shop more challenging than for Cessna or Diamond aircraft.
Sonaca Inventory by Country
| Switzerland | 6 |
| Belgium | 3 |
| Estonia | 2 |
| France | 1 |