The Challenger 605 debuted early this year as the newer, better Challenger 604. Bombardier made relatively few changes to the already-successful Challenger 604. The cabin has been completely redesigned, with slightly more headroom, better lighting and design, and more entertainment systems. The cockpit is the other area of change: the Rockwell Collins Pro Line 4 found in the Challenger 604 was replaced by the Pro Line 21 avionics suite.
Other major systems remained constant, so the Challenger 605’s performance does not deviate from the Challenger 604’s. The Challenger 605 sells for about $27.38 million, at least $3 million below the sale price of its closest competing long-range private jet.
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