A TBM 850 collided with an unoccupied Swearingen SX-300 after landing at Kalispell City Airport in Montana on Monday afternoon, according to the FAA. The incident occurred around 2 p.m. local time.
The TBM 700 was carrying four people at the time of the collision. It departed from Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport in Washington, per the Aviation Safety Network.
No injuries were immediately reported. The SX-300 was unoccupied when it was struck. Details on the extent of damage to either aircraft have not yet been released, though video shows a post-crash fire.
The FAA said it will investigate the incident.
The article is confusing… Was it a TBM850 or a TBM700?
Answering my own question and doing your research for you (better than AI), the FAA registry says it’s a 700.
It’s a TBM 700N (FAA designation), marketed commercially as a TBM 850.
The TBM 850 was built under the TBM700 type to reduce the complexity or certifying a new type. So, as far as Type certificates go, there is no 850