2018 Daher TBM 910Turboprop Aircraft

The 2018 DAHER TBM 910 (N59AA) is a well-equipped single-engine turboprop with 785 total hours on both airframe and its Pratt & Whitney PT6A-66D engine, which has a 3,500-hour TBO. This IFR-certified aircraft features a Garmin G1000 NXi avionics suite with synthetic vision, dual GTX 345R ADS-B transponders, GWX70 weather radar, and GFC 700 digital autopilot with angle-of-attack capability. The aircraft is RVSM-compliant and equipped for flight into known icing, featuring pneumatic wing/tail de-icing and electrically heated prop blades.

Powered by a 5-blade Hartzell composite propeller for improved short-field performance and reduced cabin noise, this TBM 910 offers a pressurized cabin (6.2 PSI) with oxygen system and air conditioning. The Elite interior configuration provides flexible seating for up to six occupants with premium leather seats and carbon fiber accents. Exterior highlights include cobalt blue/white/black paint scheme, winglets, and comprehensive LED lighting. The aircraft has undergone AVEX's proprietary engine trend monitoring program, analyzing PT6 vibration characteristics against established performance baselines. With its combination of modern avionics, efficient turboprop performance, and flexible cabin layout, this TBM 910 presents as a well-maintained example of DAHER's fast single-engine design.