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  • Thank you for NOT adding music to the post. :)

  • a beautiful bird in its class

  • Whats the hourly operating cost for this bird, I love the TBM

  • @dantos777 About 900USD per hour.

  • Where can I get one of these!?! I have to start flying again!

  • now all i need is that blasted winning lotto ticket

  • Thanks!  Awesome!

  • Would it have killed you to throw a little Kenny Loggins or Harold Faltermeyer in there?

  • What a beautiful airplane. Great video.....nice job sir.

  • Very cool! I've more than likely seen this great aircraft land at Boeing field many times...now I can connect...Thanks for the "flight"! More coming?

  • your video makes me dream

  • ou, taht was a good landing - exactly on the stall horn - great !

  • Nice landing!

  • It looks kind of small to cost so much money.

  • Not Really.

  • Oh that was a statement hun not a question. thanks

  • great vid I like that plane. I did not know a plane could fly when the prop stops turning

  • Your joking...you actually asked that question...

    you don't know about film speed and rpm's of wheel or props....how sometimes it looks like they are still or going in reverse...come on...

  • i second that... come on!!! wtf?

  • Nice post.

    There is nothing better than flying a TBM along the Olympic mountains on a cold, crisp, winter's day.

    You taxi clear in front of Clay Lacy Aviation. You may not be aware, but EADS Socata's office and TBM demonstrotor was based Clay Lacy Aviation in 2005 (Troutdale, Oregon prior to then). My favorite demonstration destinations include Friday Harbor, Blakely Island, and Hood River.

    Cheers,

    Mark Diaz

    EADS Socata (Australia & New Zealand)

  • More please!

  • Great post gave me the shivers of good old memories flying this aircraft with my dad.. May i Ask what model this is ... possibly C2??

  • Yes, it's a C2.

  • excellent video - looks like boeing field..........

  • Correct - departure is on 31R (the short runway), and landing is on 31L.

  • the reason i know this is I went to college in olympia - wasn't a pilot back then, but now that I am would like to come out there and do some flying (san juan islands, some mountain strips maybe). beautiful plane, the ultimate plane for the IFR private pilot - enjoy

  • Neat video. Please add more of the TBM!

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