Super Midsize
Bombardier Challenger 350
The widest cabin in its class with exceptional short-field performance, ideal for European routes.
10
max passengers
3,200nm
range
£5,000–6,500/hr
charter rate
About the Bombardier Challenger 350
The Challenger 350 is the most popular super-midsize jet in the world, and the best-selling business jet in its category. It offers a flat-floor, stand-up cabin that is the widest in its class at 1.9m, with 3,200 nm of range covering all European and North African destinations non-stop from the UK. Bombardier's build quality and cabin fit-out are best-in-class.
Who Charters This Aircraft
Business travellers wanting heavy-jet comfort at super-midsize pricing, groups of 6–10 on medium-range routes, and anyone who values cabin width and a flat floor. The Challenger 350 is the step-up choice for those who have outgrown light and midsize jets.
Charter Cost Context
At £4,000–£5,500 per hour, the Challenger 350 bridges the gap between midsize and heavy jet pricing. A London to Nice flight costs approximately £9,500–£13,000. For groups of 8, that is £1,200–£1,625 per person with a significantly more spacious cabin than a midsize alternative.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to charter a Challenger 350?
Typical hourly charter rates range from £4,000 to £5,500. A London to Dubai flight (6h 30m) costs approximately £28,000–£38,000 with a fuel stop.
How many passengers does a Challenger 350 carry?
Up to 10 passengers in a typical charter configuration. The flat-floor cabin with 1.8m headroom and 1.9m width allows passengers to move around comfortably.
Can a Challenger 350 fly London to Dubai non-stop?
The Challenger 350 can reach Dubai with one fuel stop, typically in Athens or Cairo. For non-stop London to Dubai, consider the Bombardier Global 6000 or Gulfstream G650ER.
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