Kodiak Aircraft

Many of the first planes, which were designed specifically for heavy-duty backcountry work, were delivered to humanitarian groups serving the most remote corners of the earth. Bringing doctors, medical supplies, food and educational materials, this fleet of Kodiak aircraft has become a lifeline to distant people. Nevertheless, Daher also serves the... local communities of Sandpoint, Idaho, where they make the Kodiak, and Tarbes, France, where they make the TBM. Both communities benefit from training, careers and steady jobs. The company's commitment to serve also recognizes the company's commitment to the company's beautiful natural environment. The company is reminded of that every time the company glance at the mountains and lakes of this breathtaking landscape that surrounds the company's factory. The company channel that commitment into being as economical as possible. The company uses only what is needed and recycle as much as possible - even collecting the aluminum shavings for reuse elsewhere. The company's planes are designed to be the most efficient and economical midsized, single-engine aircraft on the market. Keeping operating costs down improves the company's competitive advantage and produces less pollution. At Kodiak, the company do the company's very best. Dealer NetworkRead More