The Bombardier Challenger 604 and its successor the 605 are large-cabin, transcontinental jets built for long days and long legs. Both offer roughly 3,800 nautical miles of range at a 450-knot cruise, linking Florida with the West Coast, Canada, the Caribbean and much of Central and South America without a stop.
The cabin seats up to twelve in a mix of club seating, individual chairs and a divan, with a stand-up aisle, a full galley, an enclosed lavatory and wide, high-set windows. The 605 adds updated avionics, a restyled interior, larger windows and an upgraded cabin management system. High-speed in-flight Wi-Fi, an entertainment system and a flight phone keep passengers connected over the continental U.S. It is the aircraft ACE recommends when a trip calls for more room, more range and a crew-served cabin.
