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DAHER TBM 960
Type: single turboprop | Passengers: 4-5 | Range: 1,730 nm | Price: $5 million

The Daher TBM 960, updated for 2024, combines advanced avionics, a powerful Pratt & Whitney PT6E-66XT engine, and a refined cabin experience, making it a standout in the high-performance single-engine turboprop market. Here’s an overview of its features and costs for ownership and operation.

Key Specs
Engine: Pratt & Whitney PT6E-66XT with FADEC, providing smooth single-lever control, optimal fuel management, and enhanced reliability.
Speed & Range: Maximum cruise speed of 330 knots and a range of up to 1,730 nautical miles, depending on payload and conditions.
Altitude & Climb: Capable of reaching 31,000 feet with a time-to-climb of about 18 minutes.
Safety Features: Includes the Garmin G3000 avionics suite, enhanced with a HomeSafe™ emergency autoland system, advanced weather radar, and engine/propeller electronic controls, all aimed at improving safety and reducing pilot workload.
Cabin Comfort: A luxurious Prestige cabin features ergonomically designed seats, USB-A and USB-C ports, dimmable windows, and LED lighting, providing a first-class experience for up to five passengers.

Operating Costs
The initial purchase price of a new TBM 960 is approximately $5 million. Annual costs (including fixed costs like insurance and storage) run about $500,000 for ongoing ownership. With fuel priced at $6.00 per gallon, the hourly variable operating cost is around $1,100, which includes fuel, maintenance, and other direct costs.

The TBM 960 offers a compelling mix of speed, range, and luxury that appeals to owner-pilots and corporate operators looking for efficiency and high-end features in a single-engine turboprop. Its operating costs are competitive within this class, albeit on the higher end compared to other turboprops.