You’ve been asking, and we listened. We’re thrilled to announce a brand new engine upgrade STC for your TBM 700 Series! This exciting program will upgrade the TBM 700 Series to the same power as the TBM 850 with a PT6A-66D (850 SHP) all while retaining the airplane you already know and love. To learn more, contact us at 833-527-7690.
MT Propeller OptionsYou get a lot more horsepower with brand-new PT6A-66D engine. More power means you can climb faster, cruise higher and faster and access more airports with better safety margins.
What will you do with all that power?

Retain Existing Prop or
Upgrade to a 5-Blade
P&WC Enhanced Engine Warranty
Annual Operating Cost Savings
Typical Engine Installation
The XP66D Engine+ Upgrade delivers a revolutionary leap in power and efficiency while retaining the signature versatility and affordability of the TBM platform.
All this performance and value starts with an initial investment, minus the cost of your next overhaul. Other financial factors to consider include:
Blackhawk offers transformative performance without the risks of buying new: Will you be able to sell your aircraft for the value you expect? Will there be unexpected costs to acquire your new aircraft? Will there be unexpected issues not discovered during the pre-buy? Upgrading with Blackhawk eliminates the uncertainty and transactional costs of buying another aircraft while transforming the performance and utility of the aircraft you know best.
Why wait to start enjoying the many benefits of an upgrade? Save money on every mission you fly, increase the capability of your aircraft, and take advantage of generous core credits for time remaining. Over half of Blackhawk’s customers upgrade with more than 500 hours remaining.
Yes, the fuel burn is greater at equal altitude. However, taking advantage of the increased climb performance and higher cruise speeds significantly narrows or eliminates the increase in fuel consumption. Also, utilizing the increased climb and cruise performance will reduce block times and deliver a significant reduction in overall operating costs. Typically, any increase in fuel cost will be offset by a larger reduction in direct operating costs. We’ve done the math, it pays to fly faster!
Yes, you’ll spend more on an upgrade than a typical overhaul, but you’ll have so much more to show for it, too: increased earning ability, better resale value, enhanced safety, reduced operating costs and a better flying experience.