N202QS

The airframe bearing tail number N202QS is a Bombardier Challenger 650 manufactured by Bombardier Inc in 2015 and bearing serial number 6053. Owned by NetJets Sales Inc. and registered in the US, the airframe is associated with the corporate location in Oklahoma City, OK, US, reflecting its placement within a fractional ownership and management fleet structure. Registry records show the aircraft carries the US registration and is operated within NetJets’ asset pool; no public record of subsequent sales or major registry transfers is published. Details on valuation and current condition are not published.

As a specific Challenger 650 airframe, N202QS would be configured consistent with the type’s large-cabin, high-comfort layout, supporting up to 22 seats in a mixed executive and density configuration depending on operator needs; however, exact interior fit for this serial is not published. The platform’s avionics suite and systems fit are defined by the Challenger 650 baseline as delivered by Bombardier Inc, though any NetJets-specific modifications or refurbishments for fleet commonality are not detailed in available data. Typical missions for this airframe under NetJets ownership would include medium- to long-range corporate and charter segments originating from the operator’s Oklahoma City base and other US hubs; specific schedule, maintenance history, and unique cabin amenities for N202QS are not published.

The Bombardier Challenger 650 sits in the large-cabin business jet niche known for transcontinental range and a spacious cabin compared with light and midsize competitors. Competing models in the segment include later Challenger variants and rival large-cabin types from other manufacturers. Within fractional and charter operators such as NetJets Sales Inc., demand focuses on reliability, fleet commonality, and cabin comfort; resale and maintenance considerations for this 2015 serial 6053 would center on engine cycles for the GE CF34-3B powerplants and adherence to factory and operator-imposed maintenance programs.