Challenger 350
A wide cabin for eight or nine passengers, a flat floor and baggage you can reach during the flight.
A cabin with room to move
Example interior. Colours, seating and equipment vary by aircraft.
How much space?
The figures and cabin cross-section share one scale. The layout shown is an example, not a seat map for the aircraft in your quote.
Luggage, without guesswork
3 m³ of baggage space.
Accessible during the flight.
* Indicative count. Suitcase size and total weight need checking for the aircraft offered. The final count depends on the shape of the bags and the compartment.
Skis, golf bags or extra luggage?
Tell us what you plan to bring when requesting your flight. Long items need checking separately.
Aircraft specifications
Range depends on passengers, baggage, weather and airport conditions. Cruise speed is approximate and varies with flight conditions.
Challenger 300, 350 or 3500?
300
The original platform in this family.
350
A development of the 300 with updated engines and cabin features.
3500
A later evolution with a redesigned cabin.
The model and year of manufacture do not tell you when the cabin was last refurbished.
Model historyWhere the model began and how it evolved
The Challenger 350 grew out of the Challenger 300. Bombardier kept the wide cabin and flat floor, while updating the aircraft and its interior. The new model was introduced in 2013, and the first customer aircraft was delivered in 2014.
The main changes were more powerful engines, redesigned wing tips and a new cabin interior. Larger windows brought in more daylight, while the seating, galley and cabin controls were redesigned. These improvements gave the aircraft greater range and made the cabin brighter and more comfortable for longer journeys.
The next step in the family was the Challenger 3500, introduced in 2021 and first delivered in 2022. It built on the 350 with further cabin improvements, including new reclining seats and updated passenger controls. When comparing the two, it is worth looking at the actual aircraft: the layout, equipment and any later refurbishment also shape the experience on board.
Before you choose
Can I stand upright in the cabin?
The cabin is 1.83 m high at its highest point. The scaled cross-section above shows how that compares with a person 180 cm or 165 cm tall.
Will my aircraft have this exact interior?
Not necessarily. The photographs illustrate the model. Your proposal will show the interior and layout of the aircraft offered.
Is the Challenger 350 suitable for my route?
It may be a good option when you want a wide cabin on a longer flight. Availability and the flight’s passenger load, baggage and airport requirements determine whether it fits your trip.
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