Daher Kodiak 100 Charter Guide
See Daher Kodiak 100 cabin details, range, pricing, and book with FlyRoving for business or leisure regional flights.
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Daher Kodiak 100 Introduction
If I had a personal aircraft, this would be it. The Daher Kodiak 100 blends modern engineering with capable uses that most aircraft can’t. Similar to the DHC-6, the Kodiak 100 is designed for short, unpaved runaways, humanitarian missions, and quick regional hops.
Chartering a Kodiak 100 through FlyRoving is ideal for island transfers, wilderness lodges, mountain airports, and regional business trips — especially when flexibility and efficiency are top priorities.
Key Points: Why Charter the Kodiak 100?
- Takeoff distance under 1,000 ft — perfect for remote runways
- Designed for rough terrain and unimproved strips
- Executive configurations for up to 9 passengers
- Equipped with the reliable Pratt & Whitney PT6A-34 turboprop
- Passenger, cargo, or mixed missions
- Low hourly costs for regional flights
Kodiak 100 Development & Background
Quest Aircraft Company (founded in 2001 in Sandpoint, Idaho) created the Kodiak 100 with a goal to serve remote and underdeveloped regions, and replace aging piston STOL aircraft like the Cessna 185 and 206, while keeping comparable payload and STOL performance.
The first prototype flew in 2004, and certification came in 2007 under FAA Part 23. In 2019, French aerospace manufacturer Daher, responsible for the TBM series, acquired Quest aircraft and added them into the product lineup. The acquisition allowed the Kodiak to improve performance features like a five-blade propeller from Hartzell, G1000 NXi integrated flight deck, and further cabin noise reduction.
Kodiak 100 Experience
“As a pilot, the Kodiak inspires confidence. It’s powerful, modern, and capable of operating where few aircraft dare to go.”
– Kodiak Charter Captain
Kodiak 100 Key Specifications
| Metric | Value |
| Passenger Capacity | Up to 9 passengers |
| Crew | 1–2 pilots |
| Range | 1,132 nm (2,097 km) |
| Max Cruise Speed | 183 KTAS (339 km/h) |
| Service Ceiling | 25,000 ft |
Takeoff Distance (MTOW) | ~934 ft (285 m) |
| Landing Distance | ~705 ft (215 m) |
| Cabin Dimensions (L × W × H) | 15.3 ft × 4.5 ft × 4.8 ft |
Baggage Capacity | 248 cu ft (7.0 m³) combined internal/external |
| Max Takeoff Weight (MTOW) | 7,255 lb (3,291 kg) |
Kodiak Daher 100 Cabin & Interior Experience
Photo given courtesy of Kodiak Aero
As you step inside the Kodiak 100, you’ll find a practical and versatile cabin designed for both passenger and cargo missions. The cabin height of 4.6 ft and width of 4.5 ft allow comfortable movement, with seating for up to 10 depending on configuration. The large clamshell cargo door and removable, track-mounted seats make quick reconfigurations easy.
The cabin features durable materials, overhead storage, USB power, and optional climate control systems. Large windows provide excellent visibility, enhancing both situational awareness and passenger comfort.
For specialized missions, options like the Summit interior, cargo pod, and float or amphibious compatibility allow the Kodiak 100 to adapt to remote operations while maintaining the same straightforward and functional cabin layout.
Kodiak Daher 100 Charter Pricing Estimates (From Major US Cities)
Charter From Denver, CO (DEN / APA)
Denver → Aspen: $4,800 – $5,400 | Flight time: ~3.0h–3.4h
Denver → Jackson, WY: $4,800 – $5,400 | Flight time: ~3.0h–3.4h
Denver → Salt Lake City, UT: $4,800 – $5,400 | Flight time: ~3.0h–3.4h
Denver → Bozeman, MT: $6,400 – $7,200 | Flight time: ~4.0h–4.5h
Charter From Salt Lake City, UT (SLC)
Salt Lake City → Jackson, WY: $3,200 – $3,600 | Flight time: ~2.0h–2.25h
Salt Lake City → Aspen, CO: $4,800 – $5,400 | Flight time: ~3.0h–3.4h
Salt Lake City → Bozeman, MT: $6,400 – $7,200 | Flight time: ~4.0h–4.5h
Salt Lake City → Sun Valley, ID: $4,800 – $5,400 | Flight time: ~3.0h–3.4h
Charter From Bozeman, MT (BZN)
Bozeman → Jackson, WY: $3,200 – $3,600 | Flight time: ~2.0h–2.20m
Bozeman → Salt Lake City, UT: $6,400 – $7,200 | Flight time: ~4.0h–4.5
Bozeman → Denver, CO: $6,400 – $7,200 | Flight time: ~4.0h–4.5h
Bozeman → Coeur d’Alene, ID: $4,800 – $5,400 | Flight time: ~3.0h–3.4h
Charter From Jackson, WY (JAC)
Jackson → Denver, CO: $4,800 – $5,400 | Flight time: ~3.0h–3.4h
Jackson → Salt Lake City, UT: $3,200 – $3,600 | Flight time: ~2.0h–2.25h
Jackson → Bozeman, MT: $3,200 – $3,600 | Flight time: ~2.0h–2.25h
Jackson → Sun Valley, ID: $4,800 – $5,400 | Flight time: ~3.0h–3.4h
Actual charter pricing varies based on aircraft configuration, operator, and route length.
Kodiak Daher 100 Performance & Capabilities
The Kodiak 100 is engineered for short-field takeoff and landing on dirt, gravel, water (with floats), or short regional strips. The aircraft has a short takeoff distance of 950ft, following a climb rate of 1,340 ft/min. Once in cruising altitude, a fuel burn of 50 gal/hr is standard with a cruise speed of 183 KTAS. The Kodiak 100 performance is excellent for short charters from Fort Lauderdale to Nassau, Seattle to Vancouver Island, or Boise to Sun Valley.
Booking a Kodiak 100 Charter with FlyRoving
Flying with FlyRoving is straightforward:
- Request a Quote: Submit a flight request online at FlyRoving.com or call our 24/7 concierge.
- Review Options: Receive tailored quotes with aircraft details, photos, and pricing.
- Confirm & Pay: Choose your preferred aircraft and secure your itinerary online.
- Fly: Arrive at a private terminal for hassle-free boarding and enjoy a seamless journey.
FlyRoving provides personalized service, competitive pricing, and transparent terms.