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Socata TB 20 Trinidad

The Trinidad

“French touring, Caribbean naming.”

ICAO type code TB20 · Socata

First catch: 25 points in Bogey
Socata TB 20 Trinidad, The Trinidad
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Crew
1
Built
2,150+ (whole TB family)

The story

Socata gave its TB singles a Caribbean theme — Tampico, Tobago, Trinidad — and owners call them the Caribbean planes. The retractable-gear Trinidad is the swift one: gullwing doors, car-like cabin, unmistakably French.

Fun fact

The TB in TB20 stands for Tarbes, the French town where Socata built them.

Quick answers

How do you identify a TB 20 Trinidad?

Low-wing tourer with retractable gear, a wide rounded cabin and gull-wing doors hinged at the roof. Its fixed-gear siblings, the Tobago and Tampico, look almost the same.

How many TB 20 Trinidads have been built?

2,150+ (whole TB family) built.

How rare is a TB 20 Trinidad in Bogey?

COMMON. Everyday traffic. You will catch plenty of these, and every first catch still counts. Your first TB 20 Trinidad catch is worth 25 points.

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