How Much Does a Challenger 300 Cost?

The cost of a Bombardier Challenger 300 depends on the age of the aircraft you want to buy, along with its maintenance condition. The Challenger 300 finished production in 2014 and, according to Aircraft Bluebook, in Summer 2024 the average price for a 2014 model Challenger 300 was $14.50m, whereas a 2003 model cost an average $8.50m

What competes with the Bombardier Challenger 300?

The Challenger 300 competes with the Gulfstream G200 Super Mid-Size jet. While the G200 offers slightly more range, the Challenger 300 has a larger cabin (930cu.ft vs 869cu.ft), and – according to Conklin & de Decker – can also carry more payload when fully fueled (1,105 lbs vs 650 lbs).

What makes the Bombardier Challenger 300 stand out?

The biggest advantage of the Challenger 300 is its cabin size. Providing one of the largest cabins in its class, the Challenger 300 enables passengers to travel across continents quickly, in comfort and style.

What is the difference between a Challenger 300 and Challenger 350?

The biggest differences between the Challenger 300 and Challenger 350 are the higher performance Honeywell HTF7350 engines on the Challenger 350 and its new canted winglets which help increase range to 3,200nm. Additionally, the Challenger 350 has taller cabin windows, benefitting passengers with more natural light.