N366LP

This article covers the individual Canadair Challenger airframe bearing the U.S. registration N366LP, a Canadair CL-601-3A Challenger (CL-600-2B16) built in 1991 with manufacturer serial number 5091. The airframe is listed as owned by the corporation 5C Aviation Holdings LLC, located in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, TX, US, and operated from that home base in business and charter roles. The aircraft retains its original CF34-series powerplants and is recorded with a market valuation of $2,300,000 for this specific airframe. No public record of other ownership transfers or deregistration actions is presented in these data points.

The subject Challenger, a twenty-two-seat configuration, is suitable for high-density corporate or charter missions typical of regional and transcontinental business travel within the aircraft’s 3,365 nm range and long-range cruise capabilities at 442 kts. Based in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, TX, US, the operator profile suggests utilization on mixed passenger and light-cargo missions, with turnarounds suited to charter scheduling. Cabin layout and avionics fit for this individual airframe are not detailed beyond seating capacity, but the airframe’s CF34-3A engines and 41,000 ft service ceiling indicate typical Challenger performance and operational considerations such as engine-cycle tracking and component maintenance intervals relevant to older-model CF34 powerplants.

The CL-601-3A Challenger (CL-600-2B16) occupies a mid-size business jet niche offering transcontinental capability and spacious cabin arrangements in competitive markets. Relative to newer light and midsize business jets, the 1991 airframe and its CF34-3A engines place emphasis on lifecycle maintenance and potential avionics upgrades when assessing buyer or charter demand. With a stated airframe value of $2,300,000, resale considerations include engine-time remaining, maintenance status, and potential retrofit costs to meet contemporary avionics and regulatory requirements.