Charter a Challenger 300
Range
5,741 km
Speed
870 km/h
Passenger seats
9 Seats
Category
Super Midsize Jets
Bombardier Challenger 300 Overview
The Bombardier Challenger 300 is a super‑midsize business jet manufactured by Bombardier Aerospace of Canada. Announced as the Bombardier Continental and revealed at the 1999 Paris Air Show, it was developed as a clean‑sheet design to offer transcontinental performance with a spacious, stand‑up cabin. The first commercial delivery took place in 2004, and the aircraft quickly became a market leader in the super‑midsize segment thanks to its blend of range, speed and cabin comfort. It remains a popular choice for corporate owners and charter operators seeking long‑range flexibility and productivity.
Aircraft Features
Range and Performance
The Challenger 300 delivers transcontinental capability, with typical published maximum range figures around 3,065–3,100 nautical miles (≈ 5,670–5,740 km). This allows nonstop flights such as coast‑to‑coast in the U.S. or between many European and Middle Eastern cities without fuel stops. Its maximum cruise speed reaches around Mach 0.83–0.80 (~470 ktas / ~870 km/h), and it operates up to 45,000 ft (≈ 13,716 m). Takeoff distance at maximum weight is near 4,810 ft (≈ 1,466 m), with landing distances around 2,600–2,710 ft (≈ 792–826 m), easing access to many regional airports.
Cabin Comfort and Configuration
The Challenger 300’s cabin is designed for super‑midsize comfort, with a stand‑up, flat‑floor interior that can comfortably seat 8–9 passengers in executive layouts. The cabin dimensions are approximately 28 ft 6 in (≈ 8.7 m) in length, 7 ft 2 in (≈ 2.18 m) in width and 6 ft 1 in (≈ 1.85 m) in height, making it more spacious than many rivals in its class. A typical seating arrangement is a double‑club configuration or combinations with a three‑place divan, and the fully enclosed aft lavatory adds privacy on longer flights. Baggage space (≈ 106 ft³ / ~3 m³) is accessible in flight, allowing passengers to carry luggage for extended trips.
Onboard Amenities
Onboard features include fully adjustable leather seats, fold‑out tables for work or dining, individual AC power outlets, and generous cabin storage. A forward galley supports hot meals and refreshments, and a two‑zone climate system helps maintain comfort throughout the flight. Many operators equip the Challenger 300 with Wi‑Fi connectivity and entertainment systems to support productivity and relaxation, while the fully enclosed lavatory, often with a sink and mirror, contributes to a premium passenger experience.
Technology and Flight Deck
The Challenger 300 is powered by two Honeywell HTF7000 turbofan engines, each flat‑rated to deliver strong thrust and efficient cruise performance. The flight deck is typically equipped with the Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics suite, featuring multiple large displays, integrated flight guidance, weather radar and enhanced navigation systems. These technologies support precision flight operations, reduce pilot workload, and contribute to both safety and efficiency on long cross‑country missions.
How much does it cost to charter a Bombardier Challenger 300?
Prices to charter a private jet will start on average as low as 5,500€ to up to 13,000€ an hour. The actual charter price will be significantly impacted by various factors, such as the size of the aircraft, the lead time before takeoff, the flight time, the positioning of flights and other factors that your advisors take into account while building your offers. Here are some popular routes with price estimates for a Bombardier Challenger 300 included:
| Bombardier Challenger 300 | ||||
| From | Biggin Hill | Zurich | Geneva | Reykjavik |
| To | Mykonos | Vienna | Bodrum | Geneva |
| Aircraft Category | Super Midsize Jet | Super Midsize Jet | Super Midsize Jet | Super Midsize Jet |
| Flight Time | 02:50 | 00:55 | 03:00 | 04:00 |
| Price | 31,000 | 31,000 | 31,000 | 42,800 |
| Passengers | 8-10 | 8-10 | 8-10 | 8-10 |
About the Manufacturer
Bombardier
Bombardier, a Canadian aerospace manufacturer headquartered in Montreal, has refined its focus on the business aviation sector. It produces two key families of corporate jets—the Challenger and Global series—recognized for long-range performance, comfort and reliability. The Global 7500, among its flagship aircraft, exemplifies the company’s commitment to innovation in spacious, high-performance private jets. Bombardier’s business-jet expertise aligns closely with Simply Jet’s values of comfort, reliability and excellence.
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