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    Challenger 300

    The Bombardier Challenger 300 has earned its reputation as a superstar of the super midsize segment. With a range of 3,340 nautical miles and a flat-floor cabin standing over six feet tall, it delivers a first-class experience at transcontinental distances. Retractable work stations, premium leather seating, and a fully equipped galley make it the go-to aircraft for executives who demand productivity and luxury at 40,000 feet.

    Range

    3,340 NM

    Speed

    470 KTAS

    Capacity

    9 PAX

    Specifications

    Cabin Layout & Details

    Cabin Height

    6.1 ft

    Lavatory

    Fully Enclosed

    Cabin Width

    7.2 ft

    Galley

    Fully Equipped

    Cabin Length

    28.7 ft

    Seating Capacity

    9 Pax

    Cabin Volume

    860 cu ft

    Baggage Capacity

    106 cu ft

    Interior

    Inside the Challenger 300

    The Challenger 300's flat-floor cabin stands over 6 feet tall — a rarity in the super midsize class that allows all passengers to move through the cabin without ducking. At 7 feet 2 inches wide, it offers enough room for a club-four seating arrangement in the forward cabin and a three-place divan or additional club seats aft. Premium leather seating with adjustable headrests and fold-out work tables creates an executive office environment at altitude. The fully enclosed lavatory in the aft cabin provides privacy, while the forward galley accommodates hot meals and a full selection of beverages. In-flight connectivity includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth audio, and 110V power outlets at every seat. The 106 cubic feet of baggage space is accessible in flight and can accommodate golf clubs, ski equipment, and full-size luggage for a group of eight.

    Ideal Routes

    Best Routes for the Challenger 300

    The Challenger 300's 3,340 NM range covers virtually any route within the continental United States, plus popular international routes to the Caribbean, Central America, and Canada. Its sweet spot is 2–4 hour transcontinental flights where its stand-up cabin and flat floor provide a significant comfort advantage over smaller midsize jets.

    Comparison

    How the Challenger 300 Compares

    The Challenger 300 competes directly with the Citation Sovereign, Citation X, and Gulfstream G200. Compared to the Citation X, the Challenger 300 offers a wider cabin (7.2 ft vs. 5.6 ft), more baggage space, and a stand-up cabin — trading raw speed for significantly more room. Against the Gulfstream G200, the Challenger 300 matches range and comfort while offering a more modern cabin design. For charter clients, the Challenger 300 often represents the best value in super midsize aviation: it delivers a heavy-jet cabin experience at a super midsize price point.

    The Haute Jets Difference

    Charter a Challenger 300 with Confidence

    Haute Jets has access to a large fleet of Challenger 300s across North America, ensuring excellent availability and competitive pricing. Every operator in our network meets Wyvern Wingman, ARGUS Gold/Platinum, or IS-BAO safety standards. We coordinate custom catering, ground transportation, and any special requests to deliver a seamless charter experience from wheels up to wheels down.

    Common Questions

    Challenger 300 Charter FAQ

    How much does it cost to charter a Challenger 300?

    Request a transparent all-in quote at https://www.hautejets.com/request-a-quote or call (800) 257-5661.

    How many passengers does the Challenger 300 seat?

    The Challenger 300 seats up to 9 passengers in a typical charter configuration. The cabin is wide enough for comfortable shoulder room on both sides, and the flat floor allows easy movement throughout.

    What airports can the Challenger 300 use?

    The Challenger 300 requires approximately 4,800 feet of runway, allowing it to operate from most commercial and general aviation airports. It can access smaller airports that larger jets cannot, giving you more flexibility in choosing departure and arrival points closer to your origin and destination.

    Does the Challenger 300 have a stand-up cabin?

    Yes. At 6.1 feet of cabin height, most passengers can stand fully upright in the Challenger 300 — a significant advantage over most midsize and super midsize competitors, which typically have cabin heights of 5.5–5.8 feet.

    Can the Challenger 300 fly coast to coast nonstop?

    Absolutely. With a range of 3,340 NM, the Challenger 300 easily handles coast-to-coast routes like New York to Los Angeles or Chicago to San Francisco nonstop, with fuel reserves to spare.

    Charter rates shown are estimated market averages and vary based on availability, route, departure date, and operator. Actual pricing is confirmed at the time of booking. Contact Haute Jets for a free quote on this aircraft.

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