Brazil's ANAC has granted airworthiness certification to Daher's Kodiak 900, authorising operations of the stretched, higher‑performance derivative of the Kodiak 100. The single‑engine turboprop features a 3.9‑ft fuselage extension and greater useful load, positioning it for multi‑role missions in Brazil.
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ANAC approval clears the Kodiak 900 to operate across Brazil, enabling immediate market access for a larger, faster Kodiak with a 3.9‑ft fuselage stretch and increased useful load for cargo, medevac and patrol roles; see Brazil ANAC STC precedents: https://hype.aero/?story=3b622ec5-8eb3-46a0-a362-71d8f7924e68
The certification is part of a regional pattern of new types securing national type approvals, comparable to other recent Latin American certification milestones: https://hype.aero/?story=bebef2d6-7d4b-4a90-8bd2-e13ccbaf966d
Local authorisation improves the Kodiak 900's export and sales prospects within Brazil’s supported aerospace ecosystem, which includes government export‑finance measures for domestic manufacturers: https://hype.aero/?story=c195da03-f60d-4843-a6b7-58fe40f1861e
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