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DAHER TBM-940(2020)

DAHER TBM-940
Asking Price
$3,895,000

Specifications

Year2020
Serial Number1326
RegistrationN944EA
Total Hours2,525
LocationUNITED STATES
RegionNORTH AMERICA

Broker

Lone Mountain Aircraft, LLC

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AI Description

  • Equipped with HomeSafe (Autoland) and Autothrottle systems.
  • Great maintenance history with inspections completed:
  • "A+"/Annual Inspection (3/2025)
  • "B+"/Annual Inspection (12/2025)
  • "C+"/Annual Inspection (6/2024)
  • Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-66D engine, 850 SHP, 3,500-hour TBO.
  • Hartzell 5-blade composite propeller, electrically heated.
  • Garmin G3000 avionics suite with multiple advanced features:
  • Three 12” ultra high-resolution displays.
  • Synthetic Vision Technology (SVT) and ChartView.
  • Dual Garmin GTX345R/GTX335R transponders (ADS-B In/Out).
  • Garmin GFC 700 digital autopilot with AOA.
  • Additional features include:
  • Auto-Ice Protection System.
  • Emergency Descent Mode.
  • Executive interior with 6 heated seats and carbon fiber writing table.
  • USB charging ports and 115V power outlet.
  • Exterior in Socata white with black metal and red striping.
  • Interior in black ebony leather with red stitching.

About this Model

Overview

The TBM 940 is a pressurized, single-engine turboprop designed to deliver jet-like trip times on typical regional missions while retaining access to shorter and less-served runways. It is commonly operated by owner-pilots and small flight departments that prioritize dispatch flexibility, modern avionics, and efficient single-pilot operations.

Mission Fit

The TBM 940 fits missions where speed, altitude capability, and airport access matter more than cabin volume. It is well suited to day trips and time-sensitive regional travel, including mountainous or hot/high environments where performance planning is important.

Cabin

Cabin comfort is typical of a premium single-engine turboprop: a pressurized, club-style seating environment with a focus on forward visibility, climate control, and baggage accessibility. Space favors a smaller passenger count, with best comfort when operated with fewer occupants and thoughtful baggage planning.