Daher recently unveiled the newest version of its single-engine turboprop, the TBM 940 that now includes autothrottle, an automatic deicing system and a number of cabin-interior enhancements. The TBM 940 retains the same range and handling qualities as earlier 900-series aircraft, including a maximum range of 1,730 nm, a maximum cruise speed of 330 knots, the ability to carry up to six people and regularly depart from runways of a little less than 2,400 feet.
Daher Launches TBM 940
Key Takeaways:
- Daher's new TBM 940 single-engine turboprop introduces a Garmin autothrottle system, a first for its class, and an automatic deicing system for enhanced safety and pilot convenience.
- The TBM 940 features significant cabin-interior enhancements, including redesigned seats, improved insulation, and increased USB and electrical outlets.
- It retains the strong performance characteristics of its predecessors, offering a 1,730 nm range, 330-knot cruise speed, and the ability to operate from short runways.
- The cockpit is equipped with a Garmin G3000 integrated avionics system and comprehensive safety features like under-speed protection and an autopilot-controlled emergency descent mode.
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