TBM 850

<h5>Introduction to the Socata TBM 850</h5> <strong>General Information</strong>: The Socata TBM 850 is a single-engine aircraft designed and assembled by Socata, a subsidiary of the Daher group since 2009. It is recognized as the second fastest aircraft on the market with a speed of 320 kt (approximately 600 km/h) at flight level 260 (7,800 m), just behind its successor, the TBM-900. Its performance is comparable to light jets, but with reduced complexity and operating costs. <h5>Detailed Description and History of the TBM 850</h5> The <strong> TBM-850,</strong> derived from the <strong>TBM-700,</strong> is equipped with a more powerful Pratt & Whitney PT6A-66D turbine (850 hp). Marketed since December 13, 2005, it was updated in 2008 with the integrated Garmin G1000 avionics system. The cabin has been redesigned to offer more space and comfort, and the fuel carrying capacity has been increased, improving range. The Elite version, launched in June 2012, allows for a flexible configuration of 4 to 6 seats. A total of 338 TBM-850s were produced. <h5>Performance of the Aircraft</h5> With an impressive cruising speed of 593 km/h and a flight ceiling of FL310, the TBM 850 stands out for its excellent performance. It offers a range of 2,935 km, making it ideal for medium-distance travel. <h5>Why Choose the TBM 850</h5> The TBM 850 is perfect for business or leisure travel, offering the comfort of a private jet with the efficiency of a turboprop. Its spacious cabin and advanced avionics system ensure a safe and enjoyable flight experience.