Daher delivered 82 aircraft in 2024, comprising TBM and Kodiak single-engine turboprops, reflecting an 11% increase compared to the previous year. This growth was accompanied by 100 new orders, ensuring a strong order book with deliveries planned into 2026.
CEO Nicolas Chabbert expressed gratitude to customers and Daher’s teams, noting: “The market demand for TBM and Kodiak continues to be resilient, benefitting from the versatility and operational efficiency of these aircraft – which is backed by Daher’s commitment for continual improvement across the product lines.”
Daher delivered 56 TBM 960s in 2024, the majority being repeat purchases by loyal customers. The U.S. remained the largest market, receiving 40 aircraft. Brazil received four, Canada two and Bolivia one aircraft. Europe’s presence grew, with nine deliveries spread across Germany, the U.K., Cyprus, Switzerland and the Czech Republic, which received its first TBM 960. The TBM series continues to be favoured for its speed, efficiency, and performance.
Daher delivered 26 Kodiak aircraft, with 11 being the new Kodiak 900 model. The U.S. led deliveries, including the first multi-mission Kodiak 900 for the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The Dominican Republic also received one Kodiak 900. Additionally, 15 Kodiak 100 Series III aircraft were delivered, highlighting its popularity for utility missions. U.S. recipients included public service agencies like the Florida Forest Service, the Maine Marine Patrol and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Outside the U.S., Bulgaria and Poland received their first Kodiak 100 Series III aircraft.
By the end of 2024, Daher had delivered 1,243 TBMs and 365 Kodiaks worldwide, achieving nearly three million flight hours. Both aircraft families benefit from Daher Care’s extensive support network.
This growth underlines Daher’s adaptability and sustained innovation, catering to diverse global markets and operational needs.
