1984 Socata TB-20 Trinidad

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984 SOCATA TB-20 TRINIDAD – LOW HOURS – SERIOUS TOURING AIRCRAFT

A rare opportunity to acquire a low-hours SOCATA TB-20 Trinidad, widely regarded as one of the strongest, most comfortable four-seat touring aircraft ever built.

Designed in Europe as a true cross-country machine, the Trinidad offers exceptional structural strength, stability in turbulence, and genuine four-adult comfort—qualities that set it apart from typical Archer, 182, or Mooney alternatives.

Low-hours IO 540 250hp engine, 3 blade Hartzell propellor (155 hours TSO) and 2580 hrs airframe – increasingly hard to find in this class

Wide, comfortable cabin with excellent legroom and shoulder space. (50 inch cabin vs 42 inch for Cessna 182.)

Large baggage compartment with approx. 65 kg / 143 lb capacity

Wide-track trailing-link undercarriage – superb ground handling and easy landings

Rock-solid IFR platform – stable, predictable, and confidence-inspiring

European build quality – robust airframe, quality systems, excellent corrosion protection

The TB-20 feels more like a mini touring aircraft than a light GA single. It carries people and luggage with ease, handles weather confidently, and remains relaxed and efficient on long legs.

Ideal for pilots wanting a proper travelling aircraft, not a compromise trainer.

Inspection highly recommended – aircraft of this quality and vintage rarely come to market.

Engine Specifications

Textron Lycoming IO-540 C4D5D seriel number L2234748A

Additional Features

Canopy cover and towbar.