1982 Bombardier/Challenger 600
Description
The Challenger 600 was a light business jet designed and built by Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier. It was the first of the Challenger series of business jets, and was introduced in 1982. The Challenger 600 was powered by two General Electric CF34 turbofan engines, and had a maximum range of 2,800 miles. The aircraft was designed to be a comfortable and reliable private jet, and it proved to be successful, with over 500 being produced before production ended in 2002. The Challenger 600 series was replaced by the Challenger 604 and 605 models in 2003.
Features
- Total Time: 10701
- Landings: 6,563
- ENGINES:
- Avco Lycoming ALF 502L
- LEFT: L-F03059S
- 8,136 TSN
- 6,479 CSN
- RIGHT: L-F03166S
- 8,689 TSN
- 5,743 CSN
- APU:
- Garrett GTCP 36-100(E)
- SN P-210
- 8,675 Total Time
- AVIONICS:
- Dual Universal UNS-1Ew w/GPS WAAS/LPV
- Dual Sperry / Pro Line
- Dual Collins VIR-30
- Collins VHF-21B
- Dual Collins ADF-60
- Sperry SPZ-600 Autopilot
- B&D CVR
- Dual Collins DME-40
- Collins 718U-5 w/SELCAL HF
- Dual Collins TDR-90 Mode S enhanced surveillance
- AirCell AST-3500 w/wireless cabin handset SAT
- Honeywell Mark VII EGPWS Class A
- Bendix CAS-66A TCAS-I
- Primus 400 Color Radar
- Dual Collins TDR-90 Mode S w/enhanced surveillance
- ADS-B Compliant
- ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT:
- Dual Sperry AZ-242 Air Data Computers
- SAT/TAS Indicator
- Artex 406 MHz ELT FMS w/SID's & STAR's
- CAMP Tracking
- Aviation Partners Blended Winglets
- Extra Windows
- Auto Deploy Ground Spoilers
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