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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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Lakeland Florida, USA, April 1, 2025 â Daher Aircraft today announced a range of avionics and systems enhancements for its Kodiak 900 and Kodiak Series III airplanes in 2025, further improving their operability, maintainability and flight safety â along with increasing the commonality between these two versions and the companyâs TBM 960 aircraft.  The improvements involve both standard and optional equipment, and are being applied on new production Kodiaks delivered beginning this year from Daher Aircraftâs Sandpoint, Idaho manufacturing and final assembly facility.  Enhancements for the Kodiak were detailed by Daher Aircraft CEO Nicolas Chabbert during the companyâs show-opening press conference at the SUN ân FUN Aerospace Expo in Lakeland, Florida.  Chabbert also announced the delivery target of 30 Kodiak aircraft in 2025, a 15 percent increase from the previous year; along with the planned deliveries of 62 TBM 960s from Daher Aircraftâs production/final assembly facility in Tarbes, France, representing a nearly 11 percent increase from 2024.  âThe Kodiak is benefitting once again from Daher Aircraftâs commitment to continual improvement across its product lines, reflecting advancements in technology and systems, as well as meeting the evolving operational requirements of our customers,â Chabbert told reporters at the press conference.  Enhancements applied to both the cornerstone Kodiak 100 Series III version and the new, larger Kodiak 900 include Garminâs GDL 60 datalink and PlaneSyncâ¢Â technology. This provides a âconnected aircraftâ solution that enables rapid and wireless downloads of navigation and database updates, automatic database logging for simplified flight and engine performance tracking, along with remote access and aircraft wake-up for the check of fuel and system status via 4G LTE or Wi-Fi. Also available is an ADS-B OFF mode for special mission operations.  âWith PlaneSyncâ¢, the Kodiak 900 and Kodiak 100 Series III fleets now have a single advanced connectivity solution, which is harmonized as well with the TBM 960 â thereby empowering pilots with smarter, simpler, and more efficient operations,â Chabbert added.  Another enhancement for the Kodiak 900 and Kodiak 100 Series III in 2025 is the integration of new external lights from Whelen Aerospace Technologies for landing, taxi and navigation/strobe recognition â all of which improve nighttime visibility, day/night safety, and offer longer service life.  The Avionics One package for the Kodiak 900 and Kodiak Series III has the following new options in 2025: Garminâs all-digital GWX 8000 StormOptix doppler weather radar, with volumetric scanning and automatic threat analysis; the all-digital GRA55 radar altimeter with state-of-the-art digital signal processing technology for increased accuracy; and the GTX345D diversity transponder with intuitive situational awareness tools for reduced pilot workload, providing real-time traffic and weather information in the cockpit and delivering enhanced signal reception.  An upgrade for Kodiak 100 Series III aircraft in 2025 is the incorporation of an MD302 Standby Attitude Module and its associated MD32 magnetometer, which already equip the Kodiak 900. Produced by Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics, the MD302 Standby Attitude Module is a two-inch digital standby instrument that provides attitude, altitude, airspeed, slip, vertical trend and heading in a unique two-screen display. Independent heading reference for the MD302 is delivered by the MD32 magnetometer without the need for special installation hardware or orientation limitations.  Daher Aircraft acquired the Kodiak product line in 2019 and has invested millions of dollars to evolve these âgo-anywhereâ aircraft â renowned for their STOL (short takeoff and landing) capabilities in remote and challenging environments, rugged durability and payload capacity.  Since the acquisition, Daher Aircraft introduced the Series III version of the cornerstone Kodiak 100, and launched the larger Kodiak 900.  Production capability at Daher Aircraftâs Sandpoint, Idaho facility has been improved with the creation of a $2.7 million aircraft paint facility, along with the addition of a second final assembly line that âmirrorsâ the build-up of Kodiak 100s and Kodiak 900s once their basic airframes have been assembled.  Looking to the future, a new North American final assembly line for Daher Aircraft is being created at the Stuart, Florida industrial site of Daherâs parent company, where large aerostructures currently are assembled. This new final assembly line will enter operation next year by building TBM aircraft, with the possibility of adding Kodiak final assembly at a later date.  More than 365 Kodiaks have been delivered worldwide in the Kodiak 100 and Kodiak 900 versions, with the global fleet accumulating a combined total of approximately 433,000 flight hours. The customer and user base includes humanitarian organizations, companies and businesses, individual owners, along with a rapidly growing number of multi mission operators in the public service, environmental and law enforcement sectors.  ·Editorsâ note: Daher has a major presence at this weekâs SUN ân FUN Aerospace Expo. The Daher Aircraft Division is continuing its traditional participation as a SUN ân FUN exhibitor, displaying a Kodiak 900 along with the fast, efficient TBM 960 on the companyâs exhibit stand (#MD-22B). The Daher Group parent company is a SUN ân FUN sponsor in 2025 for the second year and is participating in the Career Fair â highlighting employment opportunities in Florida and across North America for its aircraft, industrial, logistics and industrial services businesses  About Daher â www.daher.com / www.tbm.aero / http://www.kodiak.aero As an aircraft manufacturer, industrial service provider and logistics specialist, Daher currently employs 14,000 people and achieved a revenue of 1.8 billion euros in 2024. Backed by family shareholders, Daher has been committed to innovation since its creation in 1863. With operations in some 15 countries in Europe, North America and Asia, Daher designs and develops value-added solutions for its aerospace and industrial customers and partners.  The Daher Aircraft division manufactures two families of single-engine turboprop airplanes: the fast, very efficient pressurized TBM in Tarbes, France; and the Kodiak utility aircraft in Sandpoint, Idaho, USA.
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