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Daher extends its Kodiak aircraft sales network for Asia with representatives in Indonesia and the Indian subcontinent
Sandpoint, Idaho, USA, May 12, 2020 â Daher today announced the appointment of two Kodiak aircraft sales representatives for Asia:
PT Auvia Gaya Perkasa in Indonesia; and JetHQ providing coverage across the Indian subcontinent.
Based in Jakarta, PT Auvia Gaya Perkasa is a consulting company created in 1996 to focus on military aviation as an aircraft parts
supplier for the Indonesian Air Force. It expanded into aircraft maintenance and communication systems integration through
relationships with many aircraft and equipment manufacturers, as well as with maintenance, repair and overhaul partners in serving
the Indonesian Air Force, Army and Navy.
âThe Kodiak aircraft is perfectly suited for operations in Indonesia, where public and governmental missions are crucial,â
explained Paul G. Branham, the Kodiak Sales Director for Europe, Africa and Asia-Pacific. âPT Auvia Gaya Perkasa is well
positioned to sell Kodiak aircraft in the region based on this companyâs two decades of success and its strong interactions with
many government officials and branches.â
JetHQ is a worldwide aircraft broker tasked to promote the Kodiak throughout the Indian subcontinent region, including India,
Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Pakistan. It recently added team members who have been involved in Indian business
aviation for 30 years, and the company has successfully worked with Indiaâs DGCA civil aviation authority to update and change
laws that will improve the development of business aviation in the country.
âFor the Indian subcontinent market, the Kodiak offers a highly capable aircraft for transportation in serving regional
communities,â added Branham. âIts performance, versatility and operational flexibility also make the Kodiak ideal for special
mission operations in service with both commercial and government customers.â
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January 9, 2026, Tarbes, France â Daherâs turboprop-powered TBM and Kodiak airplane deliveries in 2025 marked new program milestones and further expanded the customer base for these two product lines with owners, operators and public service agencies.  A total of 76 airplanes were delivered by Daher Aircraft during the year: 51 TBM 960s were from the Tarbes production site in southwest France; while 25 Kodiaks were provided from the companyâs U.S. industrial facility at Sandpoint, Idaho, with this total involving both the cornerstone Kodiak 100 and the larger Kodiak 900 versions.  âOur teams remained fully mobilized through the final days of the year with one clear priority: delivering for our customers," explained Daher Aircraft CEO Nicolas Chabbert. "Their efforts underscored Daher Aircraftâs capacity to stay focused on execution and customer commitments, especially as conditions evolved during the year.â  Among the 2025 highlights was the 600th delivery of a TBM 900-series aircraft, confirming this categoryâs distinction as the most popular since the TBM airplane familyâs service entry in 1990.  The current top-of-the-line TBM 960 version benefits from Daherâs application of digital power, featuring a dual-channel digital Engine and Propeller Electronic Control System (EPECS); as well as the TBM e-copilot® functions with an icing protection system; flight envelope monitoring, and the HomeSafe⢠emergency autoland system.  Daher Aircraftâs 2025 deliveries included key achievements in the multi-mission segment for both the TBM and Kodiak. The Canadian-based Conair Group received its second and third TBM 960s as âbirddogâ airplanes for support operations to fight wildfires. In the highly demanding âbirddogâ role, the TBM 960s are continuously flown over a fire to monitor the affected area, assess risks, and strategize airtanker drops of water/retardant. During the introductory service in the 2025 fire season, the TBM 960s demonstrated their capability and reliability while deployed by Conair for aerial firefighting in British Columbia.  Overall, the top geographical markets for TBM deliveries continued to be North and South America, with more than 75 percent of the total going to these regions during 2025. Europe accounted for 23 percent of the 2025 volume, with 12 aircraft delivered.  During the previous 12 months, Kodiak deliveries by Daher Aircraft once again confirmed the significant demand for these airplanes in multi-mission roles, representing 30 percent of the yearâs total. The majority was for law enforcement agencies, with customers taking deliveries of Kodiak 100s that included 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.  The Kodiak 100 entered service in 2008 and currently is produced by Daher Aircraft in the enhanced Kodiak 100 Series III version. The larger and faster Kodiak 900 was introduced by Daher in 2022.  Daher Aircraft expanded its international presence during 2025 with the establishment of a Brazilian operation based in São Paulo, marking a key step in the long-term strategy to support and expand the presence of TBM and Kodiak aircraft in Brazil and across Latin America.  As of December 31, 2025, a total of 1,294 TBMs and 390 Kodiaks had been delivered worldwide, with the global fleet accumulating approximately three million flight hours. Â
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