Among the capabilities required in a good jump plane? The ability to carry a full stick of skydivers, and take them to altitude as quickly as possible—and return to base just as fast for another load. The Kodiak 100 has applied for this mission, with its healthy cabin capacity and a time-to-climb to 12,000 feet of roughly 9 minutes, and 30 seconds, according to Daher.
Daher Delivers Kodiak 100 For Skydiving Operations
Key Takeaways:
- The Kodiak 100, noted for its capacity, fast climb to altitude, and efficiency, has been delivered to its first French customer, Héli-Béarn.
- Héli-Béarn plans to use the Kodiak for skydiving operations, expecting to turn four loads per hour and achieve 25 percent lower operating costs compared to their existing fleet.
- This acquisition by the French company expands the Kodiak's global customer base, following Daher's acquisition of Kodiak Aircraft in 2019.
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