Specifications
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Aircraft Details
- 2,525 hours since new, 2,525 cycles
- Daher structures/airframe warranty until 2027 or 3,500 hours
- Recent inspections: “A+” (3/2025), “B+” (12/2025), “C+” (6/2024), pitot/static & transponder (6/2024)
- Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-66D engine, 2,525 hrs since new, 613 hrs since last hot section inspection (HSI performed 12/2023 at 1,912 hrs), 3,500 hr TBO
- Hartzell 5-blade composite propeller, 2,525 hrs since new, electrically heated
- Garmin G3000 avionics suite with HomeSafe (Garmin Autoland), autothrottle, three 12" GDU1250W displays, GWX 70 weather radar, synthetic vision, ChartView, XM weather/audio, dual transponders (ADS-B In/Out), dual GPS/COM/NAV/ILS/WAAS, dual AHRS, dual air data computers, GFC 700 autopilot with AOA, radar altimeter, traffic advisory, stormscope, weather datalink, Surface Watch, FlightStream 510, backup AHRS
- Additional features: auto-ice protection, electronic stability & protection (ESP), emergency descent mode, pilot door, executive writing table, 6 heated seats, LED reading lights, USB charging, 115V outlet, optional lavatory
- Interior: black ebony leather with red stitching, flat black finishes, carbon fiber table
- Exterior: Socata white with black metal, Estagnous silver & signal red striping
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.