Aircraft program
Low wing single-engine turboprop aircraft for up to 6 passengers.
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See Analytics rates| Variant | Launch / first flight | Production end | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daher TBM700 | 1987 / 1988 | 2005 | Production: 21 (2018) GAMA: DAHER SOCATA TBM 930. Baseline variant. |
| Daher TBM850 | 2004 / 2005 | 2013 | Production: 40 (2013) GAMA: SOCATA TBM 850. Upgraded variant with engineering designation TBM700N, includes TBM MMA surveillance variant. |
| Daher TBM900 | 2014 / 2014 | 2016 | Production: 8 (2016) GAMA: DAHER SOCATA TBM 900. Variant of TBM700N, with redesigned tailfin and added winglets. |
| Daher TBM930 | 2015 / 2015 | 2019 | Production: 2 (2019) GAMA: DAHER TBM 930. Avionics upgrade of TBM900 with redesigned seating. |
| Daher TBM910 | 2017 / 2017 | Production: 1 (2023). Upgraded avionics version of TBM900 (which it replaced). | |
| Daher TBM940 | 2019 / 2019 | Production: 49 (2021). Upgraded TBM930 variant (which it replaced), with auto-throttle as standard. | |
| Daher TBM960 | 2022 / 2022 | Production: 1 (2026) GAMA: DAHER TBM 960. Upgraded engine variant, to replace TBM940. | |
| Daher EyePulse | 2025 / 2025 | MALE demonstrator, uses TBM900 Series airframe with Thales avionics. | |
| Daher TBM980 | 2026 / | Production: 9 (2026) GAMA: DAHER TBM 980. Variant with enhanced avionics and upgraded passenger experience, adopts some features from TBM960. |
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