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N307JW2006 Bombardier Challenger 300

Registration record

N307JW on the FAA register

Type
2006 Bombardier Challenger 300
Serial
20093
Engines
2 × Honeywell HTF7000 (AS907-1-1A)
Registered owner
Privately registered, CA, US
Certificate issued
2019-04-10
Airworthiness date
2012-12-21
Registration expires
2029-04-30
Mode S (hex)
A33A30
Status
Current as of August 2026
Seats
8
Range
3,065 nm
Cruise
470 kt
Estimated value
$6.96M to $8.00M

Radar's aircraft value model for a 2006 Bombardier Challenger 300 at typical time.

Overview

N307JW is a 2006 Bombardier Challenger 300, serial number 20093, and the aircraft is privately registered.

FAA record

The FAA lists the aircraft as a BOMBARDIER INC BD-100-1A10. Its airworthiness date is December 21, 2012, and the certificate of registration was issued on April 10, 2019. Fractional ownership is not indicated.

The type

Listed figures for the Challenger 300 include a range of 3065 nautical miles, a maximum of 8 passengers and a ceiling of 45000 feet. Maximum cruise speed is 470 knots true airspeed, or Mach 0.83, and fuel capacity is 2096 US gallons. The two Honeywell HTF7000 engines are rated at 6826 lbf each. The standard flight deck on the type is Collins Pro Line 21. The FAA type certificate data sheet is FAA TCDS T00005NY (Bombardier BD-100-1A10), and the ICAO designator is CL30.

The cabin of a Challenger 300 seen from aft, with a side-facing divan, two club seats and dark wood cabinetry

Data: Radar, FAA aircraft registry file of 2026-10-09.

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