Challenger 3500

Start with the seat

Bombardier’s Nuage seating gives the 3500 a distinct interior feature within the Challenger family. The wider room around it remains an important part of the experience. Review the proposed seating plan if the group needs individual chairs, a divan or a particular working arrangement, rather than treating every interior as interchangeable.

Reference figures, clearly stated

Bombardier’s environmental product declaration lists a standard nine-passenger arrangement and a maximum ten-seat configuration. Its 3,400-nautical-mile theoretical range assumes four passengers, two crew and Mach 0.77 with NBAA IFR reserves. These conditions matter when comparing a fully occupied charter flight with the manufacturer’s headline distance.

Shape the journey on board

The cabin offers modern control features in a space approximately 1.83 metres high and 2.19 metres wide. Tell us how you want the journey to feel: a working session, a relaxed meal or a period of uninterrupted rest. The assigned aircraft’s equipment and service plan can then be matched to those priorities.

Make the cabin yours.

Tell us your route, number of passengers and luggage requirements. If sleeping, a private meeting or dining together matters, include it in your brief so the proposed aircraft can be assessed against the way you want to travel.

Discuss the Challenger 3500 for your journey