1990 SOCATA TB-20 Trinidad listed as aircraft-for-sale pick

A 1990 SOCATA TB-20 Trinidad has been selected as a daily pick from an aircraft sales listing, chosen for its combination of a refreshed avionics fit and a reported clean maintenance history.

The logbooks show no damage or hail events across 3,500 total airframe hours, and the aircraft has been hangared, according to the listing. The exterior retains a factory-style livery in white with gray and blue accent striping.

The four-place cabin has gray leather seating, side-door baggage access, Rosen sun visors and dual push-to-talk switches.

Power comes from a 250 hp Lycoming IO-540-C4D5D engine with 1,800 hours since major overhaul, driving a two-blade constant-speed Hartzell propeller with 620 hours since overhaul. The listing cites a 1,200-pound useful load, a service ceiling near 20,000 feet and a range of roughly 1,000 nm, with cruise speeds of 155 to 165 ktas.

The flight deck has been upgraded with a Garmin G500 TXi display with Synthetic Vision, alongside a GTN 650Xi, a GNX 355, a GI 275 backup instrument and a GFC 500 autopilot.