Daher Tbm 910 vs Daher Tbm 940

The Daher TBM 910 and TBM 940 are both single‑engine turboprop (SETP) business aircraft in the same general category: fast, pressurized, owner‑operated or corporate cross‑country aircraft with similar airframes and performance intent. In practical use, their range is broadly comparable because they share the same basic platform; depending on configuration, payload, and operating profile, both are commonly cited around the roughly 1,700‑nautical‑mile class, with real‑world mission range varying with winds, reserves, and cruise settings rather than model designation alone. Passenger capacity is also essentially the same: each is typically configured for six seats in the cabin plus two up front (pilot and copilot seat, often used as a passenger seat in single‑pilot operations), so owners commonly plan for about six occupants with baggage for comfortable travel. The TBM 940’s main differentiation is not category, range, or seats, but refinements in avionics and automation and improved cabin/operational features, while the TBM 910 is positioned as a more straightforward variant of the same high‑performance TBM family.