The Kodiak is the new standard in the turboprop platform and excels in applications that push the performance envelope. It can be customized to work perfectly as a commercial workhorse or comfortable executive/passenger transport. These customizations include a belly cargo pod, TKS icing protection, skydiving package, weather radar, and numerous versions of VIP interior. There is also a growing number of supplemental type certificates available for the Kodiak, including single-point refueling, medivac kits, amphibious floats, and more. The Kodiak can be outfitted to successfully perform any backcountry mission—from high-performance executive transportation to heavy-lifting cargo hauler.
Initially designed and manufactured as a backcountry aircraft specifically suited to meet the demanding needs of humanitarian aviation organizations, the Kodiak is providing unmatched capabilities. Due to the Kodiak's superior design it is being used around the globe for a wide variety of uses and markets including humanitarian, personal/business, government, search & rescue, medevac, and guide services to name a few.
At gross weight, the KODIAK 100 needs less than 1,000 feet of runway for takeoff and will climb at over 1,300 feet per minute. Its 750-horsepower engine, the proven Pratt & Whitney PT6A-34, gives the KODIAK ample power to operate with a safe rate of climb and high cruising speed. The mighty PT6 series turbine has been continuously improved since production began in 1963, and it is one of the most reliable aircraft engines in history.
We are excited to announce that Kodiak Aircraft Company is now offering the KODIAK 100 Series III. This is a accumulation of a decade of improvements which include Garmin G1000 NXi Suite, avionics upgrades, new interior options, 18 new paint scheme options, and more optional equipment upgrades. Visit the Kodiak Aircraft Company website for more information.
The Kodiak 100 by Daher
