Daher TBM 960 Charter Guide

See Daher TBM 960 cabin details, range, pricing, and book with FlyRoving for business or leisure regional flights.


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Key Points: Why Charter the Daher TBM960?

  • State‑of‑the‑art single‑engine turboprop with digital power‑control system.
  • Combines speed, efficiency, and accessibility to airports that jets may bypass.
  • Luxury cabin feel for up to 6 passengers with a premium finish and comfort.
  • Lower operational cost than many light jets while delivering comparable speed.
  • Ideal for performance‑driven regional/private travel, owner‑operator use, or charter.

Daher TBM 960 Development & Background

The TBM line has evolved steadily from the original TBM 700 through the TBM 850 and the TBM 900/910/940 series, culminating in the launch of the TBM 960 in April 2022, which Daher described as the “fifth evolution” of the family.

Key development milestones include the introduction of the Pratt & Whitney PT6E‑66XT engine, offering a thermodynamic rating of approximately 1,844 SHP and a nominal 850 SHP for enhanced performance and durability, and the integration of the Hartzell Raptor™ five‑blade composite propeller, which reduces weight and vibration while improving cruise and climb efficiency. The TBM 960 also features a Digital Engine & Propeller Electronic Control System (EPECS) that enables a single “e‑throttle” lever, automating start‑up and optimizing engine and propeller performance throughout the flight envelope. Cabin and system upgrades include electronically dimmable windows, LED ambient lighting, ergonomic seating, and USB‑A/USB‑C power ports, among other enhancements.

Certification and deliveries began in 2022, reflecting Daher’s goal of creating a single‑engine turboprop that maximizes performance and minimizes pilot workload while maintaining the TBM family’s signature attributes of short-runway access, high speed, and operational efficiency.

Daher TBM 960 Key Specifications


MetricValue
ManufacturerDaher
Passenger Capacity4‑6
EnginePratt & Whitney PT6E‑66XT
PropellerHartzell Raptor™ 5‑blade composite
Max Cuise Speed~330 KTAS (611 km/h)
RangeUp to ~1,730 nm (3,204 km)
Takeoff Distance (50 ft)
~2,535 ft (772 m)
Landing Distance (50 ft)~2,430 ft (741 m)
Fuel Consumption (cruise)
~57 US gallons/hour at recommended setting
Service Ceiling31,000 ft
Cabin Length
13 ft 3 in (~4.04 m)
MTOW

~7,615 lb (~3,455 kg)

Daher TBM 960 Cabin & Interior Experience



Photo by Daher Aerospace

Step aboard the Daher TBM 960 and enter a cabin designed for comfort, productivity, and modern luxury. Seating 4–6 passengers, the interior features plush leather seats, fold-out executive tables, and customizable LED lighting, creating a refined environment for both business and leisure travel.

The pressurized cabin maintains a low altitude for maximum passenger comfort, while enhanced sound insulation ensures a quiet, serene atmosphere throughout the flight. Each seat comes with USB power ports, and optional Wi-Fi keeps you connected on regional and short-range missions. Ample baggage space is accessible in-flight, providing convenience for luggage or personal items.

Daher TBM 960 Operating Costs & Charter Pricing (2025)

A brand-new Daher TBM 960 costs around $4.6–$5.8 million USD depending on options, but if you decide to go the pre-owned route, you can usually find one for $3,000,000–$5,500,000 depending on year, total time, avionics, and maintenance history. The hourly operating cost of the TBM 960 typically ranges from about $700 to $1,150 per hour based on fuel burn, reserves, and program coverage.

Daher TBM 960 Estimated Charter Rates

Approximate Daher TBM 960 all-inclusive one-way charter rates (subject to seasonal demand, fuel prices, and repositioning):
Actual pricing will vary with fuel costs, seasonal demand, and aircraft repositioning needs.

Charter a TBM 960 From New York (JFK / TEB)

  • New York → Boston: $9,000 – $11,250 | Flight time: ~3h 0m–3h 45m
  • New York → Washington, DC: $12,000 – $15,000 | Flight time: ~4h 0m–5h 0m
  • New York → Chicago: $21,000 – $27,000 | Flight time: ~7h 0m–9h 0m

Charter a TBM 960 From Miami (MIA)

  • Miami → Orlando: $6,000 – $7,500 | Flight time: ~2h 0m–2h 30m
  • Miami → New York: $18,000 – $22,500 | Flight time: ~6h 0m–7h 30m
  • Miami → Dallas: $15,000 – $18,000 | Flight time: ~5h 0m–6h 0m

Charter a TBM 960 From Los Angeles (LAX)

  • Los Angeles → Las Vegas: $6,000 – $7,500 | Flight time: ~2h 0m–2h 30m
  • Los Angeles → San Diego: $4,500 – $5,625 | Flight time: ~1h 30m–1h 50m
  • Los Angeles → San Francisco: $9,000 – $11,250 | Flight time: ~3h 0m–3h 45m

Charter a TBM 960 From Denver (DEN)

  • Denver → Salt Lake City: $9,000 – $11,250 | Flight time: ~3h 0m–3h 45m
  • Denver → Dallas: $12,000 – $15,000 | Flight time: ~4h 0m–5h 0m
  • Denver → Los Angeles: $21,000 – $27,000 | Flight time: ~7h 0m–9h 0m

Daher TBM 960 Aircraft Capabilities & Performance 

The Daher TBM 960 combines single-engine turboprop efficiency with jet-like performance, making it ideal for regional and mid-distance executive missions. Powered by the PT6A-66D engine and a 5-blade Hartzell composite propeller, it cruises at approximately 330 KTAS (611 km/h) and offers a range of up to 1,730 nm (3,204 km) in best-economy settings. With a takeoff distance of just 2,535 ft and a landing distance of 2,430 ft over a 50‑ft obstacle at maximum takeoff weight, it can access smaller airports that most jets cannot. Fuel burn at recommended cruise is around 57 gallons per hour, about 10% more efficient than maximum cruise, while the service ceiling reaches 31,000 ft.

Its Garmin G3000 avionics suite provides advanced situational awareness and automation, reducing pilot workload, and the TBM 960 is typically flown by a single pilot with 1,000–1,500 hours of turbine experience, combining speed, flexibility, and cost-efficiency for executive travel.

Daher TBM 960 Booking Process 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.

FAQ

The Daher TBM 960 is a high-performance, single-engine turboprop aircraft introduced in 2022. It features the Pratt & Whitney PT6E-66XT engine, a fully digital engine and propeller control system, and an advanced Garmin G3000 avionics suite.



The TBM 960 has a maximum cruise speed of 330 knots (611 km/h), making it one of the fastest single-engine turboprops in the world.



It offers a maximum range of approximately 1,730 nautical miles (3,204 km) with standard reserves, enabling nonstop missions such as New York–Miami or Paris–Istanbul under favorable conditions.


The aircraft typically seats 4–6 passengers, depending on interior configuration. Its cabin layout includes forward club seating and optional executive amenities.


Yes. The TBM 960 includes Daher’s HomeSafe™ emergency autoland, a safety feature that can automatically land the aircraft safely with a single button press in an emergency.


Key upgrades include:

  • A more advanced PT6E-66XT engine with dual-channel digital control
  • A fully automated five-blade Hartzell composite propeller
  • Improved cabin comfort and lighting
  • More efficient performance and lower pilot workload

It is equipped with the Garmin G3000 integrated flight deck, offering touchscreen controls, synthetic vision, automatic descent mode, and advanced weather and traffic tools.


Yes, although availability varies by operator. Some fleet operators and boutique charter companies include the TBM 960 or TBM 900-series models in their offerings.


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