
Aircraft class:
Super Midsize Jet
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Crew:
2 pilots
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Engines:
Two Honeywell HTF7350 turbofans
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First delivered:
2014

The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.

With a range of just under 2,000 nautical miles, the Challenger 350 effortlessly connects key city pairs such as Chicago to San Francisco, New York to Dallas, or London to Athens with a full passenger load and reserves. | The jet’s advanced aerodynamics and powerful Honeywell engines enable impressive climb rates and a high-speed cruise of 470 knots, dramatically reducing travel time. Its short takeoff and landing requirements—4,835 feet for takeoff and just 2,364 feet for landing—allow access to a wide range of airports, including many that larger jets can’t reach. | For most charter missions, this translates to direct, time-saving routings and minimized ground transfers, giving travelers a seamless door-to-door experience that maximizes comfort and efficiency.

Step inside the Challenger 350 and discover a true stand-up cabin stretching nearly 7 feet wide and over 6 feet tall, offering unmatched freedom of movement for its class. | The standard configuration features eight executive seats in a double-club arrangement, with an optional ninth seat available via a belted lavatory. Each seat is handcrafted for ergonomic support and can swivel, recline, and track for personalized comfort. | The aircraft is equipped with intuitive in-flight entertainment, Wi-Fi connectivity, and multiple power outlets, so productivity and relaxation are always within reach. Large panoramic windows flood the cabin with natural light, while a private aft lavatory and a spacious baggage hold—over 100 cubic feet—ensure ample storage for luggage, golf clubs, or skis. | Whether you’re traveling for business or leisure, the Challenger 350 transforms every journey into a refined, memorable experience.




While the Challenger 350 is not intended for ultra-long international or transoceanic flights, it is the jet of choice for groups of six to nine passengers seeking premium comfort and nonstop reach on regional or cross-country legs. For executives, families, or small teams, it offers a rare balance of luxury, performance, and value in the super midsize category.


The Challenger 350 typically seats eight passengers in an executive configuration, with a ninth seat available via a belted lavatory. Its double-club seating maximizes comfort and interaction, making it ideal for both business and leisure groups.




Yes. The Challenger 350 features a spacious, stand-up cabin with a height of over 6 feet, allowing easy movement during flight. It also offers a private aft lavatory and a generous baggage compartment exceeding 100 cubic feet.

For most U.S. coast-to-coast and major regional routes, the Challenger 350 has the range to fly nonstop under typical conditions. On longer transcontinental legs or with unusually strong headwinds, a brief technical stop may occasionally be required.
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