Daher announced on Jan. 9 that it delivered a total of 76 aircraft in 2025 and that it met multiple milestones throughout the year.
The company delivered 51 TBM 960s from its Tarbes production site in France and 25 Kodiaks from its industrial facility in Idaho. The Kodiaks include both the Kodiak 100 and the Kodiak 900 versions. As of December 31, 2025, 1,294 TBMs and 390 Kodiaks have been delivered worldwide, accumulating approximately three million flight hours across its global fleet.
“Our teams remained fully mobilized through the final days of the year with one clear priority: delivering for our customers,” said CEO Nicolas Chabbert. “Their efforts underscored Daher Aircraft’s capacity to stay focused on execution and customer commitments, especially as conditions evolved during the year.”Daher delivered its 600th TBM 900-series aircraft in 2025. It also delivered a second and third TBM 960s to the Canadian-based Conair Group for support operations to fight wildfires. The TBM 960s will fly over the fire to assess the affected area and its risks and strategize airtanker drops of water and retardant.
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North and South America accounted for 75% of TBM deliveries in 2025. Europe accounted for 23% with 12 aircraft delivered. Kodiak stated that the aircraft are frequently used in multi-mission roles, with 30% of delivered aircraft being used in such cases. The majority of these deliveries were Kodiak 100s delivered to the Virginia State Police, New York State Police and San Jose Police Department. A Kodiak 900 was delivered to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office in the state of Arizona, while the first Kodiak 900 version for firefighting support operations was accepted by the Montana Department of Natural Resources.
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