Bombardier Challenger 350

The Bombardier Challenger 350 is the second smallest aircraft in Bombardier’s aircraft lineup. The Challenger 350 traces its routes back to the Challenger 300, an aircraft that was announced in 1999.

After taking its first flight in 2001, deliveries started at the beginning of 2004.

After a decade of success the Challenger 350 was introduced as the new and improved variant. The upgrades include a more luxurious interior, taller cabin, increased range and efficiency.

The Challenger 300/350 aircraft have over one million hours of operation, boasting a 99.79% dispatch reliability rate.

The Challenger 350 is a popular aircraft among Charter operators, such as Flexjet, NetJets, VistaJet & XOJET.

Crucially, the Bombardier Challenger 350 is a reliable aircraft regarding its range. Officially the maximum range of the Challenger 350 is 3,200 Nautical Miles.

The maximum passenger capacity is 10. To quote Bombardier; “when we say 3,200 nm range, we mean it.” Bombardier also states that the Challenger 350 can fly from New York to London, Paris to Dubai, and Hong Kong to Mumbai non-stop at the full passenger capacity.

The Challenger 350 is capable of carrying up to 10 passengers a range of up to 3,200 Nautical Miles (3,682 Miles / 5,926 KM).

Powered by two rear mounted Honeywell HTF7350 turbofan engines, the Challenger 350 is capable of cruising at 448 Knots at a maximum altitude of 45,000 feet.

The Honeywell engines produce 7,323 lbf of thrust each which gets the aircraft airborne with just 4,835 feet of runway. The Challenger 350 has a minimum landing distance of 2,364 feet.

The Challenger 350’s interior is where the aircraft really shines. Bombardier describes the aircraft as a “no-compromise approach” to aircraft design.

The Challenger 350 benefits from the largest cabin in its class. Features include a fully flat floor, access to baggage during flight, and exquisite finishes.

Bombardier is at the top of their game with interior design. Featuring exceptional craftsmanship, carefully selected finishes, large windows, and angled touch screens.

Optionally experience Ka-band and 4g air-to-ground internet. This allows you to stream music, watch movies & participate in video conferences.

Flying the Challenger 350 gives you the ability to control the cabin from the comfort of every seat. The cabin management system of the 350 has been inspired by Bombardier’s flagship aircraft – the Global 7500.

The cabin management system allows you to connect to your personal devices with a super simple user interface. An area that the 350 really shines is the cabin atmosphere.

The Challenger 350 has a maximum cabin altitude of 7,848 feet. Additionally, the Challenger has an exceptionally quiet cabin environment with a peak noise level of just 72 decibels.

In Bombardier’s own words, “with its superior sound suppressing design, which includes a standard entry door acoustic curtain and galley pocket door, the Challenger 350 aircraft features the quietest cabin in its class.”

Interior Features on the Bombardier Challenger 350:

As you would expect from a leading aircraft manufacturer, the Challenger 350 is equipped with the latest safety features upfront.

“The Challenger 350 business jet comes fully-equipped with more baseline features than the competition. While exceptional in its category, these premium enhancements all come standard in the aircraft.”

The benefits of the latest technology upfront will benefit you by reducing operating costs, increase safety and increase the smoothness of the ride.

When it comes to chartering a Challenger 350 you can expect to pay just under $5,000 per flight hour.

Naturally, prices will vary depending on aircraft availability, ground fees, fuel prices and so on.

The Challenger 350 is an excellent aircraft to charter due to the popularity of the aircraft and the high dispatch reliability. This ensures that you will easily be able to find one for charter.