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Bombardier Challenger
The Challenger name covers two different Bombardier business jets. The Challenger 300, 350 and 3500 are the midsize BD-100 family: a low-wing, T-tail jet with two Honeywell turbofans on the rear fuselage, the 350 being the later version with a longer span and the 3500 its current version with a new interior. The Challenger 650 is the large-cabin Challenger 600 series with two GE turbofans, developed from the airplane that also gave the CRJ regional jet. This site lists one page for each of the four, with specifications only and no flight data.
The variants side by side
| Variant | Range | Seats | Length | First flight | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Challenger 300 | – | – | 68 ft 7 in (20.90 m) | – | In service |
| Challenger 350 | 3,680 miles (3,200 nm, 5,930 km) | Up to 10 passengers | 68 ft 7 in (20.90 m) | – | In service |
| Challenger 3500 | 3,915 miles (3,400 nm, 6,300 km) | Up to 10 passengers | 68 ft 7 in (20.90 m) | – | In service |
| Challenger 650 | 4,605 miles (4,000 nm, 7,410 km) | Up to 12 passengers | 68 ft 7 in (20.90 m) | – | In service |