Produced by Rockwell Collins, the aircraft is equipped with Pro Line 21 advanced avionics suite. It is also equipped with wi-fi connection and Iridium satellite phones. The aircraft cabin has a Lufthansa niceview 3D moving maps which provides worldwide, high-resolution 3D maps and virtual flights designed to create the ultimate flight information and viewing experience. It has communications and entertainment in a single control at every seat, and two 22-inches high definition bulkhead monitors. By using the CMS applications, personal electronic devices can be accessed. The Challenger 350 cabin also features an integrated nice high-definition Cabin Management System (CMS). These reclinable seats can be reclined at 180° to a fully-flat position for a more convenient relaxation. The aircraft can seat up to a maximum of eight to ten passengers. It is designed to minimize noise and maximize comfort because of its ultra-quiet ambiance.įurnished with a standard entry door acoustic curtain and a galley pocket door, the sound of aircraft suppressing design provides an excellent productivity and comfort during flight. The Challenger 350 features the quietest cabin with a 7.68-meter length, 2.19-meter width and 1.83-meter height. It is also intended to reduce downtime and features lowest direct operating cost through longer maintenance intervals and low parts cost. The Challenger 350 is created for higher fuel-efficiency and longer-range capability. These winglets have less acute angle that reduce the wingtip vortex and the associated drag by deflecting the air that wants to escape over the tip back down. Its 21-meter wing features canted winglets that helps to increase aerodynamic performance. The Challenger 350 has an exterior length of 20.9 meters, a height of 6.1 meters and a fuselage diameter of 2.2 meters. In November 2015, Flexjet, an American provider of fractional ownership aircraft, leasing, and jet card services signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Bombardier for 20 units of Challenger 350. In 2018, 60 aircraft were delivered After five years of service, the 300th was deployed in July 2019.
In June 2014, the first Challenger 350 was delivered. NetJets Inc., a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, placed a $7.3 billion order of 75 aircraft in June 2012. On September 2 2014, the aircraft received certification from European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). On June 11 2014, it received its type certification from Transport Canada then on the 25 the of June from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). In May 2013, the aircraft was announced at the European Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition (EBACE) in Geneva, Switzerland and scheduled to enter service next year. The improved variant made its maiden flight on March 2 2013. The Challenger 350 is a mid-size business jet designed and manufactured by Bombardier Aerospace.
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