Daher’s TBM 960 represents the pinnacle of modern turboprop design, combining advanced technology, exceptional performance and passenger-focused comfort. Building on decades of innovation, the aircraft uses the latest turboprop advancements to deliver impressive speed, efficiency and sustainability.

Advanced power and efficiency

At its heart is the digitally controlled Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6E-66XT engine, paired with the Hartzell Raptor composite propeller. Integrated through Daher’s Engine and Propeller Electronic Control System, this setup enables simplified single lever operation, precise power management and full digital envelope protection. The result is cruise speeds of up to 308 knots while burning approximately 57 gallons of fuel per hour, balancing performance with efficiency. The five blade Raptor propeller enhances climb capability, reduces vibration and limits cabin noise for a refined flying experience.

Safety and smart automation

Safety remains central to the TBM 960’s design. The HomeSafe emergency autoland system can automatically land the aircraft at a suitable airport if the pilot becomes incapacitated, providing valuable reassurance to passengers. The Garmin G3000 flight deck further enhances situational awareness with touchscreen controls, graphical system synoptics and advanced weather detection. Its digital Doppler radar offers improved storm profiling, turbulence detection and ground clutter suppression, helping pilots navigate challenging conditions with confidence.

Prestige cabin comfort

Inside, the Prestige cabin offers seating for up to five passengers in a spacious and customisable environment. Ambient lighting, touchscreen environmental controls and electrically dimmable windows create a comfortable atmosphere for both business and leisure travel. Owners can personalise their aircraft with a wide range of exterior colours and interior finishes, ensuring each TBM 960 reflects individual taste.

Performance and versatility

Performance remains a defining strength. The TBM 960 cruises at speeds exceeding 300 KTAS, climbs efficiently to 31,000 ft and offers a range of up to 1,730 nautical miles depending on cruise setting. Short take off and landing distances further expand its operational flexibility, allowing access to smaller regional airports.

Blending Pratt & Whitney Canada power, Hartzell propeller efficiency, advanced automation and cabin comfort, the TBM 960 sets a benchmark in the high performance turboprop segment. It delivers speed, safety and luxury in equal measure, offering pilots and passengers a seamless and capable travel experience.