1992 Socata TBM 700Turboprop Aircraft

This 1992 SOCATA TBM 700 (N84HS, serial 0050) presents a well-maintained cabin-class turboprop with 3,675 total hours on both airframe and its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-64 engine. The engine is enrolled in the M.O.R.E. program, extending its TBO to 8,000 hours through rigorous monitoring including borescope inspections, performance runs, and oil analysis. Recent maintenance includes a new fuel control unit and starter generator, with all work performed by Daher in Pompano, FL under the current owner's 20-year tenure. The aircraft features FIKI certification, a recently overhauled Keith air conditioning system, and new de-ice boots with a full ceramic-coated exterior in Matterhorn White over Gray.

While retaining its legacy panel core, the aircraft has been upgraded with a Garmin GTN 750 WAAS navigator, GTX 345 ADS-B transponder, and Flight Stream 210 for wireless flight plan syncing. The autopilot system combines Bendix/King KFC 275/325 with yaw damper and EFS 40 EFIS. The interior offers six-place executive configuration with gray leather club seating and fold-out writing tables. Performance highlights include a 1,300 NM range at 280 KTAS cruising speed, with a useful load derived from its 4,319 lb empty weight and 6,579 lb MTOW. The Hartzell 4-blade aluminum propeller shows 1,300 hours SMOH with electric de-ice capability.