Daher TBM 850 vs Pilatus PC-24
The Daher TBM (single-engine turboprop, ~330 kt) and Pilatus PC-24 (twin-engine Super Versatile Jet, ~440 kt) are a turboprop-vs-jet step-up decision — same Pilatus-vs-Daher rivalry extended into the jet class.
Full Specs Comparison
| Spec / Model | Daher TBM 850 | Pilatus PC-24 |
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| Price Range | $1,749,900 – $2,499,000 | $10,700,000 – $11,995,000 |
| Category | Single Engine Turboprop | Light Jet |
| Model Specifications | ||
| Seats | — | 11 |
| Cruise Speed | — | 410 kts (759 km/h) |
| Range | — | 2,000 nm (3,704 km) |
| Service Ceiling | — | 45,000 ft (13,716 m) |
| Max Gross Weight | — | 18,300 lbs (8,301 kg) |
| Useful Load | — | 5,520 lbs (2,504 kg) |
| Fuel Capacity | — | 620.0 gal (2347 L) |
| Fuel Burn | — | 175.0 GPH (662 L/h) |
| TBO | — | 5,000 hrs |
| Overhaul Cost | — | $400,000 |
| Annual Fixed | — | $400,000 |
| Hourly Variable | — | $2,200 |
| Engines | — | 2 x Turbofan |
Cost of Ownership
EstimateDaher TBM 850
Pilatus PC-24
Which Should You Buy: Daher TBM 850 or Pilatus PC-24?
Bottom line: Choose the TBM for single-engine turboprop operating economics and the owner-pilot cross-country mission. Step up to the PC-24 when you need jet speed (~110 kt faster), twin-engine redundancy, the larger cabin and the unique rough-field jet capability — at materially higher acquisition and operating cost.
Pick the TBM 850 if…
- Budget matters — from $1,749,900 vs $10,700,000, you save ~$8,950,100.
Pick the PC-24 if…
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