N95EH

This airframe, registered as N95EH, is a 2024-build Bombardier Challenger 3500 (BD-100-1A10), serial number 21012, completed and entered on the U.S. registry the year of manufacture. The aircraft is owned by ENCOMPASS HEALTH CORPORATION, a corporation based in Birmingham, AL, US, and is operated from that home base in support of corporate transport requirements. Delivered new in 2024 to a single corporate operator and recorded on the U.S. registry, the jet carried a reported market valuation of $25,900,000 at the time of the data extract.

The cabin of this Challenger 3500 is outfitted in the typical factory eight-place executive double-club layout, accommodating 8 passengers in a corporate executive configuration; factory and customer configurations are available but this specific airframe retains the standard executive arrangement. Its avionics complement is the manufacturer's advanced four-display flight deck with autothrottle and optional HUD/EVS capability as described by the manufacturer, supporting modern single-pilot or two-pilot operational concepts. With a cruise speed of 442 kts and a continental/intercontinental delivery range of 3,400 nm, this airframe is typically employed on corporate point-to-point missions and medium-to-long range executive travel originating from its Birmingham base. Maintenance considerations align with the aircraft’s new-build status in 2024, standard manufacturer support pathways for the HTF7350 engine family, and corporate operator maintenance programs.

As a member of the Challenger 3500 line produced by Bombardier Inc., this airframe combines transcontinental range, high cruise speed and a 45,000 ft service ceiling to serve the super-midsize executive transport niche. The profile of N95EH — including its HTF7350-family engines, eight-seat executive cabin, and manufacturer-fit advanced avionics — targets buyers and operators seeking a blend of performance, cabin comfort and modern flight-deck capabilities. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe reflect its recent build year (2024), manufacturer support for the model, and the established service and parts network for the Challenger series, factors that underpin valuation and operator demand.