Reach Aviation is developing both turbine and diesel variants of its AC-6 utility aircraft, expanding upon the design initially conceived by Kodiak Aircraft Company. The company anticipates a price tag of $2.25 million for the initial release of the AC-6 in its turboprop configuration. These new versions will cater to a broader range of operational needs within the backcountry environment. Reach Aviation intends to offer flexibility through these dual engine options, allowing operators to select the best solution for their specific missions. Production details regarding timelines or exact specifications remain unconfirmed at this time.
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