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TBM 900 Flight Sim Debuts

By General Aviation News Staff · March 18, 2026 · Leave a Comment

one-G simulation has introduced the one-G Tarbes 9.00, a flight simulator for the Daher TBM 900 aircraft family.

“Unlike simulators developed from published specifications or customer-supplied data, the Tarbes 9.00 was developed using empirical data obtained directly from a production TBM aircraft,” officials with the Seattle-based company said. “one-G engineers conducted structured in-aircraft flight testing to capture real-world performance characteristics, control response, and systems behavior — data that directly informs the simulator’s flight model and avionics fidelity.”

Executive Flight Training commission the new sim, company officials noted.

“The Tarbes 9.00 gives us a true TBM 900 training platform,” said Douglas Carmody, CEO of Executive Flight Training. “The accuracy of the cockpit layout, control loading, and avionics allows our instructors to deliver realistic, scenario-based training that closely mirrors the aircraft. That level of specificity helps pilots build confidence and competence before they ever leave the ground.”

The Tarbes 9.00 is a full-scale training device featuring a model-specific TBM 900 flight deck with dual pilot stations. The device incorporates force-feedback control loading and rudder pedals, electrically actuated elevator trim, and an avionics suite including dual 1G-DU1040 PFD emulators and a 1G-DU1500 MFD emulator.

For more information: Flyone-G.com

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