TBM 960 OVERVIEW

Representing the 5th evolution of the TBM, the 960 takes maximum advantage of today’s turboprop technology to provide digital control of the engine and the propeller, and retains the rapid speed of the TBM while enabling lower fuel consumption.  Piloting with precision is ensured through all phases of flight, benefiting from Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PT6E-66XT advanced powerplant and the five-blade Hartzell Raptor composite propeller, both of which are associated with the fully digital Engine and Propeller Electronic Control System (EPECS). Safety also is paramount with the most advanced cockpit available today, including the game-changing HomeSafe™ emergency autoland system.

COCKPIT

INTERIOR

TBM 960’s Prestige cabin extends Daher’s use of digital power, featuring an all-new, passenger-controlled environmental control system, LED ambience overhead strip lighting, and electronically-dimmable windows, as well as new ergonomically enhanced seats, USB-A and USB-C power plugs, individual cupholders and headset hangers for each occupant.

EXTERIOR

A fifth TBM paint scheme – called Sirocco, based on the creativity of French designer Alexandre Echasseriau – has been added to the TBM 960’s style customization possibilities.

Hartzell Propeller’s five-blade Raptor™ composite propeller reduces overall weight and improves takeoff distance, climb and cruise speeds, while limiting noise and vibration.