TBM

The Daher TBM 900-series single-engine turboprop has gained even more traction in the market after the introduction of the TBM 960 last year.

Aircraft are not lifelong companions so pilots can play the field.

The OEM debuted the Kodiak 900 last year and deliveries have just begun.

Word of mouth can be particularly effective in the general aviation market.

The distributed power demonstrated by CORAC-led collaboration between Daher, Safran, and Airbus emerges as a theme in the drive toward a market-ready airplane.

Aerospace manufacturer and logistics company has quadrupled its investment in innovating toward a sustainable aviation future.

Companies such as Gulfstream, Daher, and others are working with Neste, Avfuel, and World Fuel Services—even airlines—to connect the business aviation fleet with sustainable aviation fuel.

The issues plaguing the recent EASA rule implementation for commercial single-engine turboprop operations draw frustration and a quest for solutions.

Daher stays on the forefront of sustainable reality through several efforts, including its TBM 960, Kodiak 900 and 100, its pilot app—and a true demonstrator.

The manufacturer has posted record sales of the fast turboprop single and its stablemate since the 960’s debut.