Why fly a TBM? 

I have 13 years of experience working in-depth on TBM’s. They are hands down one of the best aircraft I’ve ever maintained.

Better than brakes on your car, because ice doesn't affect your braking ability.

Wish I can afford the fuel consumption on a turboprop. My max would be a Piper Mirage

POH is pretty clear about not using reverse thrust to back up. Only ok to use it to slow down when about 30 knots on the ground.

I’ll be sure to scoop one up! Thanks 🙏

Watch prop to ground clearance, very little, so runway imperfection and debris a real worry. Chips on prop signs of this and very expensive.

Lands like a brick 🧱 tho

Thanks for this!

Throw it in reverse.

That prop needs dressed up. Too many nicks and erosion Bud.

Pilatus

Surely this must create more problems that it solves ? On a single engine model, this must create asymmetrical forces, together with torque, that will impede straight forward momentum. And create an inverse flow of air over the fuselage effectively creating a nil airflow over the rudder (steerage) reducing to almost nil any rudder or steerage authority on black ice. Am I right? Hopefully not, otherwise good luck with that. I don’t fancy waltzing the Danube down the tarmac. 🙏

Why a fly a tbm because I got a lot of money😅

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Who else think they are the kind of guy to put the plane props into reverse while flying through the air.

You get what you pay for.

That's easy. Why NOT?

No bomb bay no ball turret, it’s another TBM wannabe!!

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