Specifications
Broker
TRENT EDWARDS
+15616328202
Aircraft Details
- Exceptionally well-presented Challenger 604 based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, currently operating under Part 135 and charter-ready for immediate service
- Low total time: 6,556.3 hours; 3,025 landings
- Engines: GE CF34-3B on OnPoint program with 3,147 hours each
- 2019-refurbished executive interior: nine-passenger configuration (configurable for ten), LED cabin lighting, forward galley, aft lavatory
- Collins Pro Line 4 avionics suite, Gogo L5 high-speed Wi-Fi, dual Collins VHF-422C radios, Honeywell Mark V EGPWS, dual navigation radios, weather radar, stormscope
- Auxiliary cockpit refuel/defuel panel, 406Mhz ELT, cockpit heads-up checklist, ADS-B Out, dual EVAS w/smoke goggles, overhead oxygen, enhanced auto throttle, large baggage area, Medeco locks, high capacity inverter, therapeutic oxygen outlet, four fire extinguishers, passenger smoke hoods, 13 passenger life vests, Winslow life raft
- Spacious stand-up cabin, high-gloss American walnut veneer cabinetry, aft entertainment center with Airshow 400, dual Rosen 18-inch displays, Sony headphones, CD/VCR/DVD players, plain paper fax
- Recent 48-month inspection due January 2027, 96-month due May 2027
- White with gray and blue stripes exterior
- Ideal for U.S. domestic and near-international missions
About this Model
Overview
The Challenger 604 is a long-range derivative of the Challenger line designed around a wide, stand-up cabin cross-section and consistent cruise performance. In typical operation it supports coast-to-coast North America with reserves and can cover many North Atlantic missions with appropriate payload, routing, and alternates. Buyers tend to value the combination of a comparatively spacious cabin, straightforward systems philosophy for its era, and a mature global support footprint.
Mission Fit
It fits missions where passenger comfort, baggage, and range matter more than access to very short runways. For international flying, capability is strong, but real-world range varies with passenger count, winds, alternates, and regulatory fuel requirements.
Cabin
The cabin is known for its width and headroom, supporting a conference-style seating zone and a separate aft area that can be arranged for additional seating or rest. A forward galley and enclosed lavatory are typical, which helps on longer sectors. Baggage space is generally ample for a full passenger load, and the cabin layout supports both work and rest depending on configuration.