Daher Rebrands, Opens New Facility In Florida

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Key Takeaways:

  • Daher has opened a new, larger 32,000 square-foot facility in Pompano Beach, Florida, moving from North Perry Airport to accommodate expansion and provide greater convenience for customers.
  • The state-of-the-art facility is built to new hurricane codes and offers comprehensive services including full maintenance, heavy repairs, and a complete stock of parts for the TBM aircraft line.
  • The company is optimistic about increasing sales and market share in the U.S., noting its growth even during the economic downturn since 2009.
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Daher was previously located down the coast, at North Perry Airport, but needing more space for expansion, it built a new facility at Pompano Beach, which is convenient for customers flying in and out of Miami International Airport. Some 300 people—customers, vendors and Daher employees—attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Pompano Beach on Friday. The new facility has 32,000 square feet of hangar and office space constructed to the new 150-MPH Florida hurricane codes. In addition to full maintenance capability, the new facility will also stock a full line of parts and be capable of the heaviest repairs on the TBM line. Across all three models, there are about 500 TBMs in the U.S., the company says. CEO Patrick Daher told AVweb that the company is bullish on increasing sales in the U.S. and even during the long downturn since 2009, it has increased market share.

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