Bombardier Challenger 350 Jet Buyer’s Guide

If you’re shopping for a Super Mid-size jet, the Bombardier Challenger 350 may rank high on your purchase list. As upgrade on the original Challenger 300, the Challenger 350 was first certified in 2014 and remains in production today.

Equipped with a pair of Honeywell HTF7350 engines, the Bombardier Challenger 350 jet primarily offers additional range and payload capability compared to the Challenger 300 it replaced on the production line.

How much does a Bombardier Challenger 350 jet cost?

Several things will determine the price of a used Bombardier Challenger 350. These include the age of the model, the number of hours flown/flight cycles on the airframe and engines, and avionics modifications/upgrades, the time remaining before the next significant maintenance event is.

The specific aircraft value will also be driven by the basic supply and demand principles. Where a greater proportion of the fleet is for sale, buyers command a stronger negotiating position. And where a lower percentage of the fleet is for sale, sellers drive the ask price more.

Read our Bombardier Challenger 350 Price Guide

What is the range and payload capability of a Bombardier Challenger 350?

The Bombardier Challenger 350 has a maximum range of 3,421nm with four passengers aboard. With its seats full, the top range is 3,277nm, according to Conklin & de Decker.

Maximum payload for the Challenger 350 is 3,400lbs. With full fuel, the jet offers an available payload of 1,907lbs, Conklin & de Decker notes.

Therefore, the Bombardier Challenger 350 can accommodate two crew and seven passengers (each with an assumed weight of 200lbs) and still have 107lbs available for additional luggage when fully fuelled.

Examples of City Pairs for the Bombardier Challenger 350

• Los Angeles to New York
• New York to London
• London to Dubai
• Moscow to New Delhi
• Singapore to Perth

What are the cabin measurements for the Bombardier Challenger 350?

The cabin volume of the Bombardier Challenger 350 is 930cu.ft, according to Conklin & de Decker. The cabin measures 7.17 feet wide, 6.08 feet tall and 23.7 feet long.

Fitted with eight seats in executive configuration there is no external baggage storage, but the Challenger 350 provides 106cu.ft of internal storage capacity.

What is the Bombardier Challenger 350’s runway performance?

With a maximum take-off weight of 40,600lbs, the Challenger 350 requires a balanced field length of 5,090ft and a landing distance of 4,033ft, according to Conklin & de Decker.

Both runway measurements are subject to operations in standard conditions at sea level.

How does the Bombardier Challenger 350 jet compare against its competitors?

Do you need to see how the Bombardier Challenger 350 compares with its close market competitors? Read more in our Jets Comparison articles…

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