1993 Socata TBM 700Turboprop Aircraft

This 1993 SOCATA TBM 700 (N561TB, serial 0090) presents a well-equipped A-model turboprop with a low-time engine and modern avionics. The airframe shows 4,675 total hours, while the Pratt & Whitney PT6A-64 engine has only 1,200 hours since major overhaul (SMOH) against a 3,500-hour TBO. The aircraft features a five-blade MT propeller and underwent an A+ annual inspection completed by Daher in May 2024 at 1,096.7 hours.

The panel stands out with dual Garmin G600 displays, dual GTN 750 navigators, and a comprehensive suite including GWX-70 radar, GDL-69A weather datalink, and ESI-2000 standby instruments. Additional features include a Bendix/King KFC 325 autopilot, Keith 700B air conditioning, and a 50 cu ft gaseous oxygen system. The aircraft sports a custom paint scheme and leather interior, complemented by Whelan lighting and a 406MHz ELT. This IFR-capable TBM 700 combines performance with contemporary upgrades in a well-documented airframe.