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Challenger 300

N487JA

Registry record

Year
2014
Seats
9
Class
Super-Midsize Jet
Builder
Bombardier

Operated by

Airshare

Overland Park, KS · KMKC

Performance vs class

The Challenger 300 against the average of 39 super-midsize jet types in the US charter fleet.

Challenger 300Class avg

Cruise speed

+1% vs class

470 kts
467 kts

Range

-5% vs class

3,100 nm
3,254 nm

Passenger seats

on class average

9 pax
9 pax

Published type figures; this airframe's configuration may differ.

Nonstop reach from KMKC

With 3,100 nm of published range, N487JA flies nonstop well past the edges of this map from its home base at Charles B. Wheeler Downtown Airport — including Anchorage (2,406 nm), San Francisco (1,306 nm) and Palm Beach (1,042 nm).

  • Home base — Challenger 300 · 3,100 nm reaches beyond this map
  • Nonstop reach examples

What real trips cost

KMKCPANC

Kansas CityAnchorage

$65,500$92,000

2,406 nm · ≈5 h 30 m · one way

KMKCKSFO

Kansas CitySan Francisco

$37,500$52,500

1,306 nm · ≈3 h 10 m · one way

KMKCKPBI

Kansas CityPalm Beach

$31,000$43,000

1,042 nm · ≈2 h 35 m · one way

Estimated from the super-midsize jet rate card ($12,000–$16,800/hr) and great-circle distance — before positioning, fees, and catering. Run your own route.

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Flight activity

Live position and the last 7 days of tracked flying for N487JA.

Cabin & comfort

Stand-up cabin, galley, lavatory, 8–12 passengers.

Height
~5'10"
Width
~6'10"
Length
~30 ft
Baggage
100–150 cu ft

Charter the Challenger 300

N487JA is a 2014 Bombardier Challenger 300, super-midsize jet class, operated by Airshare out of Overland Park, KS. With roughly 3,100 nm of range at 470 kts cruise, it covers coast-to-coast US city pairs nonstop. The US charter fleet counts 100 Challenger 300s across 44 operators.

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