Charter a Quest Kodiak: The Perfect Turboprop for Any Adventure

Quest Kodiak

Specifications

MANUFACTURER

Quest Aircraft

PURCHASE PRICE

$2,460,000

CLASSIFICATION

Turbo Prop

MODEL

Kodiak

SPEED

183 KN

RANGE

1,325 NM

SEATS

LUGGAGE CAPACITY

38 Cu. Ft.

*Layout and seating capacity of aircraft may vary

CABIN HEIGHT

4’9″

CABIN WIDTH

4’6″

CABIN LENGTH

15’10”

Quest Kodiak Hourly Charter Rates

$5,400

One-Way

Round-Trip

$2,100 - $2,500

$1,800 - $2,500

*pricing based on availability and routing of the trip requested

*Pricing is an estimate based on “live” charter legs inclusive of repositioning

Features

Regarding private air travel, convenience, flexibility, and access are essential—and the Quest Kodiak 100 delivers on all fronts. This rugged utility aircraft, equipped with a cutting-edge avionics package, is designed to reach remote destinations and thrive in challenging environments.

As part of the Kodiak Series, the Quest Kodiak 100 is a top choice for those seeking reliable transport to hard-to-reach locations. Whether you’re headed to a mountain retreat, an isolated job site, or a backcountry lodge, this high-performance turboprop excels where others can’t.

Featuring impressive short takeoff and landing (STOL) capabilities, a robust build, and a spacious cabin, the Kodiak ensures a smooth, efficient flight for business professionals, adventure enthusiasts, and those on humanitarian missions.

The Garmin G1000 NXi integrated flight deck—offers enhanced navigation and safety features, making every journey more straightforward and reliable.

While traditional planes require paved runways, the Kodiak 100 can touch down on grass, gravel, and water (with optional floats), ensuring unmatched flexibility for any adventure.

Unapproved Runway Capable

Float Plane Capable

Rugged and Durable

Specifications of the Quest Kodiak 100:

Engine: Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6A-34 turboprop, producing 750 shaft horsepower
Takeoff Power: 750 shaft horsepower
Seating Capacity: Up to 10 occupants, including one pilot and nine passengers
Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW): 7,255 pounds (3,290 kilograms)
Useful Load: Approximately 3,530 pounds (1,601 kilograms)
Maximum Cruise Speed: 183 knots (211 mph or 339 km/h)
Range: 1,132 nautical miles (1,302 miles or 2,096 kilometers) at a cruise speed of 135 knots and an altitude of 12,000 feet
Takeoff Distance (Ground Roll): 934 feet (285 meters)
Landing Distance (Ground Roll): 765 feet (233 meters)
Fuel Capacity: 320 gallons (1,211 liters)
Cabin Dimensions: Cabin Length: 15.8 feet (4.8 meters); Cabin Width: 4.5 feet (1.37 meters); Height: 4.8 feet (1.47 meters)
Service Ceiling: 25,000 feet (7,620 meters)
Stall Speed:
- With flaps up (Vs1): 77 knots calibrated airspeed (kcas)
- With flaps down (Vs0): 60 kcas

Why Choose the Quest Kodiak for Your Private Charter?

The Kodiak 100 has earned a reputation for being one of the most dependable turboprops available for private charter. Here’s why:

Versatility: The Kodiak 100 can fly to destinations that other aircraft can’t reach, thanks to its impressive performance on short and unpaved runways. This makes it perfect for adventurers and business professionals who need to reach areas with minimal airport infrastructure.
Performance: The Kodiak 100 is designed to handle harsh conditions, from extreme temperatures to mountainous terrains. Its turbine-powered engine ensures reliability in even the harshest environments.
Reliability: With a robust design, the Kodiak 100 is engineered for frequent, dependable flights. Whether traveling for business or pleasure, you can trust this Quest aircraft to get you where you need to go.

Unmatched Versatility for Remote and Rugged Destinations

One of the Kodiak 100’s standout features is its ability to access remote and rugged locations that other aircraft cannot reach. Its ability to land on dirt strips, short grass airstrips, and other less-developed runways opens up a world of possibilities for those who want to travel to off-the-beaten-path destinations.

The Kodiak 100 is designed to easily handle these tough terrains, making it the go-to aircraft for exploration and adventure.

Exceptional Performance on Short and Unpaved Runways

A key feature of the Quest Kodiak is its ability to take off and land on short, unpaved runways. This is particularly important for travelers looking to reach places without the luxury of a traditional airport.

The Kodiak 100’s powerful engine and specialized landing gear allow it to operate on runways as short as 1,000 feet, which is a significant advantage for those flying to destinations in remote areas where longer, paved runways are unavailable.

This capability opens up numerous possibilities for business executives, humanitarian missions, and adventure seekers who require flexible travel options to less-accessible locations.

Spacious and Comfortable Cabin for Business or Leisure

Despite its compact size, the Quest Kodiak 100 offers a surprisingly spacious cabin. Designed with comfort, it features club seating, often arranged in a double-club configuration, allowing passengers to face each other for a more relaxed and social experience.

The Quest aircraft accommodates up to 9 passengers, providing ample room for business professionals and leisure travelers. With generous headroom and luxurious seating, passengers can unwind and enjoy the journey, whether heading to a corporate meeting or setting off on a scenic adventure.

For business travelers, the Kodiak 100 offers the convenience of reaching remote work sites, saving time and keeping you productive en route.

Leisure travelers will also appreciate the comfort and spaciousness as they travel to their dream destinations, with club seating enhancing the overall flight experience.

Ideal Uses for a Quest Kodiak Charter

The Kodiak 100’s versatility makes it suitable for various charter needs. Here are just a few examples of how this Kodiak aircraft can be used:

Business Travel to Hard-to-Reach Locations

For businesses that operate in remote regions or require quick access to locations that aren’t serviced by commercial airlines, the Kodiak 100 is the perfect solution. Its short takeoff and landing capability means business executives can fly directly to the work site, maximizing productivity and minimizing downtime.

The Kodiak can efficiently and comfortably transport you to any destination, be it a mining project, an oil exploration site, or a construction location.

Outdoor Adventures – Hunting, Fishing, and Eco-Tourism

For outdoor enthusiasts, the Kodiak 100 with an optional cargo pod is an ideal companion for hunting, fishing, or eco-tourism. It can access areas that traditional aircraft can’t, providing a gateway to remote wilderness destinations that offer exceptional experiences.

From secluded fishing lakes to remote hunting grounds, the Quest Kodiak—equipped with an optional cargo pod—ensures effortless exploration of nature’s hidden gems.

Humanitarian and Medical Transport Capabilities

The Kodiak 100 is a key asset for special missions, offering exceptional humanitarian and medical transport capabilities.

Its large payload door enhances its versatility, allowing for quick and efficient loading of medical equipment, supplies, and stretchers. With the ability to access unprepared airstrips, the Kodiak 100 can deliver essential aid to underserved regions or evacuate individuals in emergencies. Its spacious cabin and rugged design make it vital to humanitarian relief efforts worldwide.

The Quest Kodiak vs. Other Turboprops: What Sets It Apart?

Compared to other turboprops in its class, the Quest Kodiak stands out as a turbine-powered airplane with unique features that make it an excellent choice for private charter.

Advanced Safety Features and Reliable Turbine Power

The Kodiak 100 is built with safety as a priority. Equipped with advanced safety systems and a reliable turbine engine, this aircraft ensures smooth, safe operations in even the most challenging conditions. Its robust design and ability to fly in demanding environments offer peace of mind for pilots and passengers alike.

Fuel Efficiency and Cost-Effective Charter Options

The Quest Kodiak 100 stands out for its fuel efficiency and cost-effective charter options. Its fuel-efficient engine and single-point refueling capability offer lower operating costs than many other turboprops.

The single-point refueling system allows quicker and more efficient refueling, reducing turnaround time and enhancing operational convenience. This combination makes the Kodiak 100 an excellent choice for frequent travelers seeking affordability and efficiency without compromising performance.

Floatplane Capabilities for Ultimate Accessibility

One of the Kodiak 100’s most exciting features is its floatplane capability, which allows it to take off and land on water with optional floats. Its large payload door improves accessibility, allowing for quick and efficient loading and unloading of cargo, equipment, and supplies, even in remote locations.

This capability, ideal for lakes, rivers, and coastal areas, expands the Kodiak’s reach to hard-to-access destinations, providing even greater flexibility for adventurers, humanitarian missions, and commercial operations.

Plan Your Quest Kodiak Adventure with Trilogy Aviation

If you’re looking to charter a Quest Kodiak, Trilogy Aviation offers a seamless and personalized flight experience. The Quest Kodiak, designed by Quest Aircraft Company, is known for its versatility, making it ideal for business trips to remote locations, outdoor adventures, and humanitarian missions.

Trilogy Aviation’s expert team ensures every flight meets your unique needs, providing comfort and efficiency from takeoff to landing.

With a commitment to exceptional service and a range of private charter options, Trilogy Aviation makes reaching your destination easy and stress-free.

Contact Trilogy Aviation today to book your Quest Kodiak charter and start your next adventure!