Bombardier Challenger 600

Passengers

Range

Cruise Speed

Ceiling

Fuel Burn

Key Facts

The Bombardier Challenger 600 is a large jet manufactured by Bombardier between 1980 and 1983.
The Bombardier Challenger 600 is powered by two Lycoming ALF 502 engines, resulting in an hourly fuel burn of 262 Gallons per Hour.
Capable of cruising at up to 458 knots, the Bombardier Challenger 600 can fly non-stop for up to 2909 nautical miles.
The aircraft can carry up to 17 passengers.
The Bombardier Challenger 600 has an estimated hourly charter price of $5750, with a new list price of $9 million at the time of manufacture.

In-Depth Figures

Performance

Range: 2,909 nm

Cruise Speed: 458 knots

Ceiling: 41,000 feet

Take Off Distance: 5,700 feet

Landing Distance: 3,050 feet

Dimensions

Exterior Length: 20.88 metres

Exterior Height: 6.32 metres

Wingspan: 18.85 metres

Interior Length: 8.64 metres

Interior Width: 2.49 metres

Interior Height: 1.85 metres

Interior/Exterior Ratio: 41%

Comfort

Number of Passengers: 17

Cabin Noise Levels: N/A dB

Cabin Altitude: feet

Estimated Price Per Hour: $5,750

Purchase Price: $9 million

Power

Engine Manufacturer: Lycoming

Engine Model: ALF 502

Fuel Burn: 262 Gallons per Hour

Weights

Baggage Capacity: 115 Cubic Feet

Baggage Weight: lbs

Max Take Off Weight: 41,250 lbs