New turboprop aircraft are one of the most exciting market segments for 2020 and beyond, with plenty of innovation being delivered in current and future models. While the General Aviation Manufacturers Association reported 525 turboprop shipments in 2019—down from the 601 turboprop units delivered in 2018—new models and upgrades to existing models point to continued interest from buyers.
Great Performance, Good Value in Turboprop Airplanes
Key Takeaways:
- New turboprop aircraft constitute an exciting and innovative market segment, valued for their exceptional dependability, power, and versatility in both personal and business aviation.
- The single-engine turboprop (SET) market is highly competitive, showcasing advanced models with features like luxurious interiors, high speeds, multi-mission capabilities, and cutting-edge avionics.
- Leading models such as the Pilatus PC-12 NGXi, Daher TBM 940, Epic E1000, and Piper M600/SLS integrate advanced safety systems, including Garmin Autoland, and sophisticated cockpit technologies to enhance pilot workload reduction and situational awareness.
- Upcoming and existing turboprops like the Cessna Denali and Daher Kodiak 100 further highlight innovation, offering solutions for specific needs like large cargo capacity, rugged STOL performance, and next-generation engine designs.
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