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Bombardier Challenger 650

Wide-body of domestic charter, a cabin famous for its width on a line in production for decades.

Bombardier Challenger 650, heavy / ultra-long-range jet private charter aircraft
Bombardier Challenger 650 · photo: Anna Zvereva, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Typically seats
10–12
Class hourly rate (est)
$8,000–$14,000

Rates are the heavy / ultra-long-range jet class band from our estimator. A specific Bombardier Challenger 650's quote depends on its operator, age, and home base.

In production in one form or another since the early 1980s, the Challenger 600 series has had one claim to fame the whole time, and the 650 is its current expression: one of the widest cabins in business aviation. Width turns a long flight from an endurance event into an afternoon. The seat across the club is far enough away to stretch a leg toward.

Operators run the 650 as the heavy for domestic missions: ten to twelve passengers, transcontinental legs with fuel to spare, and operating costs under the ultra-long-range flagships. A large group staying inside North America belongs in it. Old design, current build: the 650 is the newest version of a 1980s airplane, and the flagships are the ones that got the clean sheet.

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