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Aircraft class:
Piston
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Crew:
1 pilot
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Engines:
One Lycoming O-360 piston engine
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First delivered:
Late 1970s
The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.
With a range of up to 751 nautical miles, the Socata Tobago covers point-to-point trips such as Los Angeles to San Francisco, New York to Raleigh, or Paris to Zurich nonstop. Its efficient piston engine delivers a cruise speed of 135 knots, ensuring that regional journeys are handled swiftly and comfortably. | The Tobago’s takeoff roll of just over 1,000 feet and landing roll under 650 feet allow it to operate from short runways and smaller regional airports, maximizing your access to remote destinations and exclusive airfields. | The aircraft’s agile handling and robust climb performance mean that you reach optimal cruise altitudes quickly, while the fuel-efficient engine keeps operational costs low. With a maximum service ceiling of 14,000 feet, the Tobago provides safe and smooth travel above most weather, making it an ideal choice for dependable regional flights.
Step inside the Socata Tobago and discover a surprisingly spacious and elegantly appointed cabin for a four-seat aircraft. The interior features plush, ergonomically designed seats with ample legroom, large windows for panoramic views, and well-placed storage compartments for your essentials. | The Tobago’s thoughtfully arranged seating ensures a relaxed, sociable atmosphere, perfect for both business discussions and leisure escapes. The aircraft’s excellent sound insulation and modern avionics contribute to a calm, enjoyable ride. | With 143 cubic feet of baggage space, there’s plenty of room for golf clubs, weekend luggage, or outdoor gear. Whether you’re flying for business or pleasure, the Tobago’s refined cabin transforms each journey into an experience to savor.
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The Socata Tobago is not intended for long-range or large-group travel, where turboprops or light jets are more appropriate, and it may offer more capacity than needed for solo flyers on very short hops. For small groups seeking a stylish, comfortable, and economical way to travel regionally, the Tobago delivers exceptional value and a truly enjoyable flying experience.
The Socata Tobago typically accommodates three passengers in addition to the pilot, with a cabin configuration designed for comfort and accessibility. Its four-seat layout offers ample space for small groups, whether traveling for business, leisure, or flight training.
Yes. The Tobago’s cabin stands out for its spacious, light-filled design with large windows, ergonomic seating, and a generous baggage compartment of 143 cubic feet. Passengers enjoy a comfortable, quiet ride with plenty of room for personal belongings.
For most regional trips, yes. The Tobago can easily connect cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, or Paris and Zurich, without a fuel stop, making it ideal for short to medium-range charters.
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