TBM 700 series inventory continues to climb, and transactions have slowed. There are now 27 combined listings between these three markets, up from 23 last quarter, and well above the 18 listed a year ago. 10.2% of the active fleet is listed, the highest level in more than three years. After a decent Q2, activity has slowed with just two sales taking place during Q3. This makes 12 sales on the year, well behind the 20 that sold last year by this time. Surprisingly, values have held steady for more than a year now, but if things don’t start shaking in this market, look for a small softening in prices. With plenty of options and less activity, now is the best time to buy a TBM 700 series aircraft in recent years.
TBM 850 inventory has risen again, but demand remains steady. There are now 23 aircraft for sale, up from 18 last quarter, but below the 26 listed a year ago. After bottoming out during the first quarter at just 3.5%, inventory has crept up to its current level, with 7.2% of the active fleet for sale now. Activity has been consistent, with eight Q3 transactions taking place. This is similar to last quarter, and identical to Q3 of 2025. The 29 sales YTD are ahead of last year’s pace, where 23 had traded through the third quarter. Values spiked during Q1/Q2 with the depleted inventory, but prices have corrected slightly as inventory returned to a healthier level. With ample inventory and steady demand, this market is considered balanced for buyers and sellers.
TBM 900 series inventory has rebounded after being depleted in Q2. There are now 27 combined listings between the TBM 900, 910, 930, and 940. This is up from just 15 listings last quarter, but right in line with the 2025 average. Transactions have cooled off after a busy Q2, with just six sales taking place. This is a fraction of what closed during Q2, when a whopping 21 TBM 900 series aircraft sold. Even with the increase in inventory and slowing of transactions, values seem to be holding up well. With inventory back to a normal level and stable pricing, this market is balanced for both buyers and sellers.
TBM 960 inventory has risen, but demand remains strong. There are nine listings in this market, up from six last quarter. 4.7% of the active fleet is for sale, which is close to the highest level we’ve seen, but still below the peak during Q1 of 2025 when things topped out at over 5%. Demand has been consistent, with seven sales taking place in each of the past two quarters. This makes 16 sales on the year, crushing last year’s pace of just four sales by this time. This year’s increase in demand has prices on the rise, with the 960s posting another small increase this quarter. With a few more options for buyers, yet strong pricing, this market is considered balanced.
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