What technology is in the Challenger 3500?
When it comes to purposeful technology, our Challenger 3500 aircraft leads the way. It introduces several industry-first features, including voice-control, unmatched 4K entertainment, first-in-class wireless chargers and a true bring-your-own-device cabin philosophy, making it the smartest aircraft in its class. With the industry’s best weather radar system and the best-equipped cockpit in its class, the Challenger 350 aircraft boasts leading-edge technology and is ready to meet current and future navigational requirements.
What is the difference between Challenger 650 and 3500?
Avionics and technology The Challenger 650 features the Bombardier Vision flight deck, which includes synthetic vision, MultiScan weather radar, and other advanced avionics. While the Challenger 3500 also boasts modern avionics, the 650’s systems are tailored for its increased range and performance capabilities. The Global 6000 offers a slightly lower range than the G650, but it still covers major intercontinental routes such as London to Los Angeles or Dubai to Singapore. Its strength lies in its smooth ride and excellent runway performance, making it a strong contender for flights into challenging airports.The Gulfstream G650ER remains the ultimate choice for maximum range and proven performance, while the Bombardier Global 6500 offers superior value, advanced technology, and operational flexibility for the vast majority of mission profiles.
What avionics does the Challenger 300 have?
The flight deck of the aircraft is provisioned with Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 avionics include four LCD displays, an EICAS and Maintenance Diagnostics Computer, an EGPWS, a TCAS II and an ELT. Pilots operate both the G650 and G650ER by utilizing Gulfstream’s PlaneView II flight deck, avionics that are based on Honeywell’s Primus Epic integrated avionics system and which include “four large-format displays.