Large-Cabin Jet

Bombardier Challenger 605

Large-Cabin Jet·2007 – 2015·2 engines·Up to 19 passengers

Bombardier Challenger 605 — Large-Cabin Jet with 3,750 nm max range, 470 kts cruise, and 5,840 ft published takeoff distance.

3,750 nm
Max Range
470 kts
Max Cruise
5,840 ft
Takeoff Distance
19
Passengers (max)

Performance Specifications

SpecificationPublished Figure
Range & Altitude
Max range3,750 nm
NBAA IFR range (4 pax)3,750 nm
Max cruise speed470 kts
Long-range cruise424 kts
Max altitude41,000 ft
Runway Performance
Takeoff distance5,840 ft
Landing distance2,400 ft
Hot & high capableNo
Unpaved runway capableNo
Powerplant
Engines2
EngineGeneral Electric General Electric CF34-3B
Engine programs availablepay_as_you_go
Avionics & Systems
Avionics suiteCollins Pro Line 21 / Bombardier flight deck
Single-pilot certifiedNo
APU availableYes

Performance figures are published catalog values under standard conditions. Actual performance varies with weight, density altitude, winds, and configuration. Verify with the manufacturer or type certificate data sheet before use.

Cabin & Capacity

SpecificationDimension
Max passengers19
Typical passengers10
Cabin length28 ft
Cabin width8 ft
Cabin height6 ft
Baggage volume115 cu ft
Stand-up cabinYes
Flat floorNo
Enclosed lavatoryYes

Indicative Ownership Economics

Cost ElementIndicative Figure

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