Formally Quest Aircraft, the Daher Kodiak 100 was first introduced in 2008 as a rugged off airport single engine turboprop aircraft. The Kodiak is a true STOL (Short Take Off and Landing) aircraft powered up front by a PT6A-34 producing 750 shp allowing the Kodiak to get off the ground in just under 1,000 feet with a full load of cargo or its 10 passengers. The Kodiak is available with several interior options from cargo configuration to executive interior and every variation in between. Owners can easily remove seats to meet their changing demands and safely secure cargo throughout the cabin thanks to the numerous tie down hard points. In 2018 Quest Aircraft announced the latest revision of the Kodiak with the introduction of the Series II. The Kodiak Series II updated the avionics to the new Garmin G1000NXi, as well as adding many other requested features including single point refueling, which will greatly assist those operating the Kodiak on floats and ease the refueling of the aircraft. In 2019 Quest Aircraft was acquired by Daher who also produces the TBM a series of single engine turboprop aircraft.
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Daher Kodiak 100 – Specifications
NBAA 4 Pax IFR Range (full fuel) | 1,005 nm |
Max Cruise Speed (ktas) | 175 |
Max Range Cruise (ktas) | 135 |
Useful Load (lbs) | 3,530 |
Takeoff Distance (SL, ISA) | 934 ft |
Service Ceiling (ft) | 25,000 |
Powerplant | PT6A-34 |
Thrust per engine (shp) | 750 |
Inspection (TBO) | 4,000 |
Avionics | Garmin G1000/NXi |
Est. Cost Per Hour | $400 |
Passengers + Crew | 9+1 |
Pressurized Cabin | No |
Daher Kodiak 100 – Dimensions
Cabin Length | 15 ft 10 in |
Cabin Width | 4 ft 6 in |
Cabin Height | 4 ft 9 in |
Aircraft Length | 34 ft 2 in |
Wingspan | 45 ft |
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Altivation Articles on the Daher Kodiak 100
Kodiak Series II Introduced – May 2018
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