N736EE

The airframe N736EE is a 1999-built Bombardier Challenger 604 (CL-600-2B16), serial number 5428, recorded in U.S. civil registration. The airframe is owned by registered to AILES DARGENT I LLC, an LLC based in Staten Island, NY, US, which serves as its operator/home base for regulatory and operational records. No public record of other ownership transfers or notable registry actions is published for this specific airframe in the supplied data. Valuation data available for this airframe cites a market value of $5,500,000, reflecting its vintage and equipage status relative to the Challenger 604 series.

This specific Challenger 604 typically features the common executive interior arrangement described for the type: a 9–12 place executive dual‑zone layout while being certified for up to 22 seats, allowing flexibility between corporate transport and higher-capacity seating configurations. Avionics for the model are typically the Collins Pro Line 4, though the exact fitment on N736EE is not publicly listed; this ambiguity can affect operational approvals and upgrade planning. Operational profiles for the airframe align with long-range business missions enabled by its 3,756 nm range and 459 kts cruise, supporting transcontinental and offshore charters from its Staten Island, NY base. Maintenance and cabin refurbishment considerations for this specific aircraft will reflect its 1999 build year and the owner/operator’s configuration choices.

The Challenger 604 airframe represented by N736EE sits within Bombardier’s long-range business jet family, combining twin CF34 series powerplants, a 41,000 ft service ceiling and multi-role cabin certification that supports both executive and higher-density seating. Demand for this type in secondary markets tends to hinge on interior condition, avionics fitment, and engine/airframe hours; the published valuation of $5,500,000 for this unit reflects those age-related and equipage variables. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe include potential avionics modernization and interior reconfiguration to align with contemporary buyer expectations and mission needs.