2001 Socata TB-21 TrinidadSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft

This 2001 SOCATA TB-21 Trinidad (N189GT) presents as a well-maintained, IFR-capable aircraft with a 1,000-hour airframe and a 750-hour SMOH Lycoming TIO-540 turbocharged engine, remaining well below its 1,800-hour TBO. The aircraft features a comprehensive Garmin panel upgrade including GTN 750/650 WAAS navigators with ADS-B In/Out and weather capability, complemented by a JPI 900 engine monitor, Garmin G5, KFC 150 autopilot, and PS Engineering audio panel. Operational enhancements include a 3-bladed Hartzell propeller with TKS anti-ice, air conditioning, 4-place oxygen with a new bottle, and dual controls.

The annual inspection was completed in July 2025 as an "open checkbook" service where the shop addressed all necessary items, reflecting strong maintenance practices. The original paint is noted to be in very good condition with only minor hangar rash deemed not worth repairing, while the 2001 original interior also remains in very good shape. With no damage history and a turbocharged engine paired with modern avionics, this Trinidad 21 is positioned for comfortable, capable cross-country travel.