N813JA

This entry covers airframe N813JA, a US-registered Bombardier Challenger 604 built in 1996 with manufacturer serial number 5308. Ownership timeline and operator/home base are Not published; registry records beyond the tail and country of registration are Not published. The airframe carries an assessed value of $6,995,000 and shows an avionics upgrade and cabin modifications consistent with continued executive use and market repositioning rather than ferry or conversion roles. No publicly documented notable registry actions or ownership changes are published for this specific airframe.

The cabin is fitted in a 10-passenger executive layout featuring a forward four-place club, a mid/forward galley, and an aft four-place divan convertible via SRPSA, along with an enlarged lavatory and wardrobe. Avionics include an upgraded Collins Pro Line Fusion suite with FANS 1/A+ and Iridium datalink capability, and ADS‑B Out/In for compliance and enhanced situational awareness. Typical mission profiles enabled by the combination of 3,824 nm range and 459 kts cruise speed include transcontinental and extended overwater executive transport under US registration; specific operator base and routing patterns for this tail number are Not published. Maintenance considerations for this airframe center on age-related component life limits for a 1996 build and lifecycle management of the CF34-3B engines alongside records associated with the avionics upgrade and cabin alteration history.

The airframe is a member of the Bombardier Challenger 604 family produced by Bombardier Aerospace, positioned for long-range, large-cabin executive missions as reflected in its 3,824 nm range and 41,000 ft ceiling. The presence of an upgraded Collins Pro Line Fusion avionics suite and datalink capabilities supports continued operational relevance in regulated airspace and for international operations. Market and resale considerations for this specific airframe include its build year (1996), completed cabin configuration and SRPSA conversion flexibility, and an assessed value of $6,995,000, factors that typically influence buyer and charter demand as well as maintenance planning.