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TBM, Kodiak service network expands

By General Aviation News Staff · October 22, 2025 · Leave a Comment

From its facility at Wasilla Airport, Silver Sky Aviation offers maintenance and repair support for Kodiak 100s and Kodiak 900s.

Daher Aircraft has expanded its global customer support network for the TBM and Kodiak airplanes, with additional U.S.-based service centers in Alaska and the Midwest and Southeastern regions of the United States.

Joining the network are Silver Sky Aviation in Wasilla, Alaska, for the Kodiak, and Victory Lane Aviation in North Carolina and Synergy Flight Center in Bloomington, Illinois, for the TBM.

Silver Sky Aviation’s capabilities range from airframe inspections to heavy structural repairs and modifications for commercial operators and government agencies across Alaska.

From its operation at Wasilla Airport (PAWS), the service center offers maintenance and repair support for Kodiak 100s and Kodiak 900s operating in Alaska, as well as for Kodiaks that transit the state, including U.S. government agency aircraft that perform wildlife surveys and environmental monitoring.

Victory Lane Aviation has operations in North Carolina at Concord-Padgett Regional Airport (KJQF), as well as Charlotte Douglas International Airport (KCLT), with a coverage area that spans North and South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Georgia. It provides maintenance from repairs to major inspections and overhauls.

Synergy Flight Center at Central Illinois Regional Airport (KBMI) is an authorized TBM Service Center that operates under Muncie Aviation. It brings additional maintenance and repair capacity for Muncie Aviation, which has a coverage area that includes the states of Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, and Kentucky. It is one of the longest-standing members in Daher Aircraft’s network of service centers for both the TBM and Kodiak, according to company officials.

For more information: TBM.aero, Kodiak.aero, Daher.com

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