Daher Aircraft has announced that it delivered 76 aircraft in 2025, representing a slight decrease compared to the 82 aircraft delivered in 2024. The deliveries included 51 TBM 960 turboprops produced at its southwest France facility and 25 Kodiak 100 and 900 turboprops built in Sandpoint, Idaho.
The company’s performance reflects a broader trend of market expansion despite a small decline in individual deliveries. Molly McMillin, a seasoned aviation journalist and managing editor, commented on these figures, noting that the market for such aircraft continues to grow even as delivery numbers dip slightly.
Market Context and Outlook
The slight reduction in aircraft deliveries does not appear to hinder the overall growth in the business aviation sector, which remains optimistic about future sales. The company's strategic focus on expanding its production capacity and customer base in key regions underscores a positive outlook for the industry.
McMillin highlighted that Daher’s delivery figures are a sign of resilience in the market and that technological enhancements to their aircraft models continue to attract new buyers, supporting ongoing sales expansion.
Overall, Daher’s performance in 2025 suggests a resilient industry and a company positioned well to capitalize on growing global demand for business aircraft, despite short-term fluctuations in delivery numbers.
