Challenger 350

The Challenger 350 is a premier super mid-size business jet, an enhanced evolution of the Challenger 300 model. This aircraft is renowned for its transcontinental range and spacious cabin, typically accommodating eight to nine passengers.

The history of its manufacturing is tied to Bombardier, an aerospace industry leader, which acquired Learjet. The Challenger 350 was introduced to the public in 2013 and first flew in March of that year. Following a rapid certification process, it gained type approval from Transport Canada, the FAA, and EASA in 2014. The jet features more powerful engines, an upgraded cabin design, and a strengthened airframe compared to its predecessor, positioning it as a foundational aircraft in the business aviation segment.