TBM : freedom to navigate the skies
As the world’s fastest single-engine turboprop aircraft, the TBM attains jet-like speeds, yet is straightforward to fly and maintain.
Daher has final assembly lines on two continents: one at its Tarbes industrial site in southwestern France, where TBM aircraft are built, and the other in the United States at Sandpoint, Idaho, home to the Kodiak assembly line. These industrial locations are accompanied by a comprehensive sales and maintenance network that enables Daher to offer a world-class level of service in the turboprop-powered aircraft segment.
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As the world’s fastest single-engine turboprop aircraft, the TBM attains jet-like speeds, yet is straightforward to fly and maintain. Its maximum range and useful load – as well as the ability to land at small airports – are some of the favorite performance features of TBM owners and operators. From carrying up to six passengers in ultimate comfort to transporting bulky baggage and cargo, the TBM’s flexible cabin can handle almost everything. A fully enclosed toilet is available as an option for long-range trips.
The TBM 960 sets new standards for excellence as the latest family member. Piloting with precision is ensured through all phases of flight, benefiting from Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PT6E-66XT advanced powerplant and the five-blade Hartzell Raptor composite propeller, associated with a fully digital engine control system.
To learn more, visit the kodiak website
Safety is paramount on the TBM 960 with the most advanced cockpit available today, including the game-changing HomeSafe™ emergency autoland system that can guide the aircraft to a landing in the event of pilot incapacitation.
On the TBM 910, the Garmin G1000 NXi avionics combine high-resolution displays with state-of-the-art powerful processors. The architecture provides fast boot-up and software loading, enabling real-time map rendering and smooth panning through the displays.
More than 1,070 TBM aircraft have been delivered worldwide.
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Our added value
Design and production of high-end single-turboprop aircraft (pressurized and unpressurized)
Local production close to our customers (in France and the U.S.)
Constant evolution of the technology applied to our aircraft
Proximity to customers around the world
Testimony
The TBM 960 is the quintessential TBM, representing the fifth evolution of our very fast turboprop aircraft family since the TBM 900-series’ introduction in 2014. It takes the maximum advantage of today’s turboprop technology to provide digital control of the engine and the propeller.
Raphaël Maître, Deputy vice president of the Daher airplane business unit
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TBM 960
TBM 960
Taking maximum advantage of today’s turboprop technology, the TBM 960 provides high efficiency for more sustainability. Its digitally-controlled turboprop engine enables the pilot to use precise settings in flying with maximum efficiency. Safety also is paramount with the most advanced cockpit available today.
TBM 910
TBM 910
The TBM 910 combines the speeds of a light jet with the operating costs and range of a turboprop aircraft. It is equipped with a Garmin G1000 NXi avionics system controlled by a physical keypad. Its TBM e-copilot® system, including an icing detection system, lowers the pilot’s workload with automation – facilitating operation with a single power level. Its totally-reconfigurable cabin offers comfort and connectivity to the passengers.
TBM SPECIAL MISSION AIRCRAFT
TBM SPECIAL MISSION AIRCRAFT
The TBM 910 and TBM 960 are perfectly tailored for a full range of special missions. They provide fast, all-weather airborne platforms for surveillance operations and aerial photography, with very competitive, cost-performance ratios compared to existing solutions. Quickly reconfigurable, these aircraft also can perform more traditional missions – such as transporting VIPs, airlifting light cargo loads and performing medical evacuation.
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