Why Daher TBM 960 Is the Fastest Single Engine Turboprop in 2026

Experience aviation perfection in motion with the Daher TBM 960 — the fastest, smartest, and most refined single-engine turboprop of 2026. This aircraft doesn’t just chase speed — it redefines it. Combining jet-like performance with unmatched efficiency, the TBM 960 cruises at 380 mph, climbs to 31,000 feet in under 18 minutes, and still lands gracefully on short 2,100-foot runways.

Inside, luxury meets intention. Premium materials, customizable lighting, and ultra-quiet noise control create a cabin experience that feels more like a private suite than a cockpit. Powered by the Pratt & Whitney PT6A-66D engine, the TBM 960 delivers power with precision — steady, smooth, and astonishingly fuel-efficient. Every flight feels effortless, every mile feels shorter.

From the pilot’s seat, a cutting-edge touchscreen avionics suite and intuitive automation reduce workload while keeping total control in your hands. Whether you’re crossing coasts or landing on remote strips, this aircraft turns time into your biggest advantage.

The Daher TBM 960 isn’t just fast — it’s purposeful speed. Efficient. Intelligent. Refined.
If you could fly faster and smarter, why wouldn’t you?

Watch now to see why the TBM 960 is the true benchmark of 2026 aviation.

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