N600JJ

The airframe bearing tail number N600JJ is a Canadair-built Challenger registered in the United States as a Canadair CL-600-1A11 (Challenger 600) with manufacturer listed as Canadair (Bombardier) and serial number 1022. Build year: Not published. The current registered owner is the trust CRAVENS JOE THOMPSON TRUSTEE located in Richmond, VA, US, and the federal registry records this airframe in a transport configuration. Registered in the United States in a transport/21-seat configuration is a notable registry action for this airframe. Operator/home base activity beyond the owner’s location is not published.

The registry for this airframe lists a transport-category, 21-seat configuration; typical Challenger cabin layouts for the model family vary and commonly range from 8–19 executive seats depending on fit, though this specific airframe is recorded as a higher-capacity transport fit. With a long-range capability of 2,909 nm and an economical cruise of 442 kts, the airframe is suited to medium- to long-range missions consistent with point-to-point corporate or high-capacity executive transport operations out of its owner’s base in Richmond, VA, US. Detailed avionics fit, interior finish, and specific onboard amenities for this serial are Not published. Maintenance considerations specific to this airframe include its two ALF 502 series turbofan engines, though individual maintenance status and records are Not published.

The Canadair CL-600-1A11 (Challenger 600) airframe represented by N600JJ embodies the Challenger family’s combination of transcontinental range (2,909 nm), fast cruise (442 kts), and a high-service ceiling (41,000 ft). In market terms, the model occupies a performance niche defined by these capabilities and by its ability to be configured for higher-capacity transport or executive layouts; resale and operational considerations for this airframe are informed by its twin ALF 502 series engines and the specific 21-seat transport registry noted for this serial.