Biggin Hill – Paris
EGKB – LFPB
- Flight time:
- 47 min
- Estimated price:
- $3 169
TBM 850 for charter
Charter TBM 850 – explore specs, range, speed, dimensions & compare with similar private jets
Charter Price per Hour$1 000 – $1 500
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- Model:
- TBM 850
- Family:
- TBM
- Manufacturer:
- Daher
- Aircraft Class:
- Turboprop
- ICAO/IATA Codes:
- TBM8
- Number Built:
- 338
- Single Pilot Operations:
- Yes
Performance
- Service Ceiling:
- 31 001 ft 9 449 m
- Max Takeoff Weight:
- 7 394 lbs 3 354 kg
- Engine Type:
- 1 x Turboprop
- Typical Engine:
- 1 x Pratt & Whitney PT6A-66D
- Typical Avionics:
- Garmin G1000 on later models; early EFIS
- Long Range Cruise Speed:
- 216 kts 400 km/h
- Max Cruise Speed:
- 270 kts 500 km/h
Payload–Range Chart
- Estimated Max Flight Time:
- 6.7 h
- Max Range:
- 1 400 nmi 2 593 km
- Fuel Burn Rate:
- 507 lb/h 230 kg/h
- Max Payload:
- 2 205 lbs 1 000 kg
TBM 850 Cabin Plan
- Max passengers:
- 5
- Cabin Height:
- 4 ft 1.22 m
- Cabin Width:
- 3.97 ft 1.21 m
- Cabin Length:
- 13.29 ft 4.05 m
- Sleeping Places:
- 0
- Estimated Cabin Volume:
- 165.82 ft³ 4.7 m³
Airframe
- Aircraft Height:
- 14.27 ft 4.35 m
- Aircraft Length:
- 34.94 ft 10.65 m
- Wingspan:
- 41.6 ft 12.68 m
- Cabin Zones:
- 1 passenger cabin; typically 4 club-arranged cabin seats behind the cockpit, with storage; optional privacy lavatory replaces seating
- Doors:
- Main passenger/cargo entry with steps; separate pilot door standard on later variants and optional/variant-dependent on older aircraft; no dedicated galley service door
- Baggage Compartment:
- Nose and/or aft baggage compartment; reference volume 0,9 m3
- Airstairs:
- Yes
Charter Costs for the TBM 850
Price per Hour
- Charter Price per Hour
- $1 000 – $1 500
Owning Price
- Buying Price (new)
- —
- Pre-owned Price Range
- $1.8M – $3.3M
Charter Costs
- Cost per NM
- $5
- Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
- $440 – $690
- Annual Cost of Ownership
- $300 000 – $461 000
- Cost per Seat-Mile
- $0.7 – $1.04
Total Annual Variable Costs
- At 200 hours
- $113 000
- At 350 hours
- $197 800
Total Fixed Cost
- At 200 hours
- $183 000
- At 350 hours
- $183 000
Farnborough – Geneve
EGLF – LSGG
- Flight time:
- 1 h 35 min
- Estimated price:
- $5 435
Paris – Geneve
LFPB – LSGG
- Flight time:
- 1 h 1 min
- Estimated price:
- $3 830
Paris – Nice
LFPB – LFMN
- Flight time:
- 1 h 30 min
- Estimated price:
- $5 200
Milan – Nice
LIML – LFMN
- Flight time:
- 40 min
- Estimated price:
- $2 839
Miami – Nassau
KOPF – MYNN
- Flight time:
- 45 min
- Estimated price:
- $3 075
These route prices are estimates. The final quote will be provided by your manager and may vary depending on aircraft availability, travel dates, airport fees, and additional services.
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TBM 850 Description
Given its maximum cruising speed of 368 mph, you’d think the Socata TBM 850 was a light jet. But it’s not. While it offers many of the performance advantages of its turbofan-powered counterparts, this exceptional aircraft retains all of the economical benefits of a single-engine turboprop. In fact, until Daher-Socata unveiled the TBM 900 in 2014, the TBM 850 held the distinction of being the world’s fastest single-engine turboprop! In addition to its high-speed cruise capabilities, the Socata 850 carries four corporate executives over an impressive range of 1,500 nautical miles. This makes the Socata 850 an ideal charter aircraft for flights from Seattle to Los Angeles or Dallas to San Diego Another advantage of the Socata 850 is its ability to safely climb to an altitude of 31,000 feet in just 20 minutes. The Socata 850 luxury aircraft can also land on short 2,100-foot runways, making it the perfect aircraft for charter flights to luxury ski resorts in the mountains. The TBM 850, which first appeared in 2006, is an upgrade of the original TBM 700. Its formal name is the TBM 700N (850 is its production name). Two years after its launch, the aircraft’s cockpit received a major upgrade in the form of the Garmin G1000 avionics system. Not only did this lessen pilot workload, the G1000 is lighter and less bulky. As a result, it freed up more storage space in the aircraft’s nose. There’s enough room up there for a two sets of golf clubs. In total, the aircraft offers 30 cubic feet of storage. Compared to the 700, the 850 model generates way more power. It produces an extra 150 shaft-horsepower to be exact. Additionally, the aircraft features a dual-zone heating a cooling system, which allows both pilots and passengers to remain comfortable while flying. If you require a peppy aircraft that delivers jet-like performance at a turboprop price point, the Socata TBM 850 is perfect for private charter flights. Whether you’re traveling with a small group of executives for a business meeting, or you’re whisking the family away for a beach holiday in Florida, this aircraft has the range and power to get you there quickly and comfortably.
Strengths
- Regional airport access
- Flexible private and business travel
Weaknesses
- Cabin and baggage layout varies by aircraft
- Payload falls as fuel load increases
- Propeller noise and lower cruise speed than large business jets
Best use cases
- Regional executive trips
- Private leisure flights
- Multi-stop itineraries
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