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Cirrus Sf50 G2 vs Daher Tbm 930 vs Epic Aircraft E1000

The Cirrus Vision Jet G2 and the Epic Aircraft E1000 both sit in the single‑engine turbine space but target different mission profiles. The Vision Jet G2 is a very light jet designed for owner‑pilots who want jet speed and altitude in a compact, highly integrated package; it’s generally positioned as an entry point to personal jet travel with an emphasis on ease of operation. The Epic E1000 is a high‑performance single‑engine turboprop, typically viewed as a step up in cabin size, payload flexibility, and short‑field practicality while still delivering near‑jet cruise speeds. On range, the E1000 is commonly cited with longer endurance than the Vision Jet G2, making it better suited to longer nonstop legs or flying with more reserves under real‑world loading. The Vision Jet G2’s range is competitive for regional trips but is usually shorter than the E1000’s. For passenger capacity, both are often configured for around five adults plus one or two additional seats depending on layout, but the E1000 generally offers more usable cabin volume for passengers and baggage.

SpecEpic Aircraft E1000
Summary
Cockpit2
Min Crew1
Total Seats6
Flight RulesIFR
ManufacturerEpic Aircraft
Aircraft NameE1000
Certificationin Development
Max Range (nm)1650
OEM VerificationUn-Verified
Useful Load (lbs)2900
Standard Cabin Seats4
Flight Deck (Base Spec)Garmin G1000 NXi
Max Cruise Speed (ktas)325
Base Aircraft Price (USD)$ 3,450,000
Cabin
Cockpit2
LavatoryNo
Min Crew1
Total Seats6
Galley LocationMID
Cabin Pressure (psi)6.7
Galley / RefreshmentRefreshment Centre
Standard Cabin Seats4
SL Cabin Altitude (ft)18000
Engine
FADECNo
ModelPT6A-67A
TBO (hrs)3500
Horsepower1200
Flat RatingISA + 35
No. of Engines1
Dimensions
Length (ft)35.9
Wingspan (ft)43
Cabin Width (ft)4.6
Cabin Height (ft)5
Cabin Length (ft)10.5
Overall Height (ft)12.5