2010 Socata TBM 850Turboprop Aircraft

This 2010 SOCATA TBM 850 (N850AX, serial 557) presents as a well-maintained, low-time turboprop with 1,655 total airframe hours and a freshly completed B+ annual inspection by AVEX Denver in May 2025. The Pratt & Whitney PT6A-66D engine shows 1,655 hours since new (151 since hot section inspection) with 3,500-hour TBO remaining, paired with a 565-hour SNEW 5-blade Hartzell HC-E5N-3C propeller overhauled in May 2025. The aircraft features an extensive Garmin G1000 NXi glass panel suite including synthetic vision, GWX 68 weather radar, GTS 820 traffic, dual WAAS GPS, and GTX 345R ADS-B In/Out, complemented by an L3 WX 500 Stormscope and ESI-500 standby PFD for robust IFR capability.

Notable maintenance history includes a propeller strike on landing in 2011 (with no airframe damage) and a 2023 hot section inspection following a hot start. The FIKI-certified airframe (with deice boots, heated prop, and windshield) shows careful stewardship with consecutive A+, B+, and C+ annuals performed by AVEX Denver from 2023-2025. The executive interior features light grey leather, Bose LEMO audio, and fold-out desk, while the 2,830 lb useful load and 292-gallon fuel capacity support long-range missions. Recent upgrades include AVEX nose baggage modification and a nose gear shimmy dampener, with complete logs available for review. Currently based at Steamboat Springs (KSBS), this turnkey TBM 850 offers a compelling package for buyers seeking a modern-equipped turboprop with documented maintenance.