Identify this aircraft please...

[MATHEWS]

I was flying out of O'hare yesterday and noticed an aircraft land that looked like a Challenger but the nose was not as pointy, if that makes sense. It was a bit larger than the standard Challenger that I am familiar with and it was brand spanking new. Had the same shape tail, winglets, and everything, but the only thing I could tell was different was the nose and size. Any help??? It was pretty sharp looking.

 

[murdock]

It is the New Challenger 300. Most of the one's I see are operated by flexjet. They are really sharp in and outside.

 

[bigD]

Challenger 300?

 

[rubicon789]

Galaxy?

 

[Flyboy Sabre 65]

challenger 300

 

[FlyFlyFly]

Was this what you saw?

http://www.aircraftresourcecenter.com/Gal2/1601-1700/Gal1632_B-377_Wauters/gal1632.htm

The nose is not so pointy...

 

[G100driver]

WSCofD?

 

[MATHEWS]

Hey Flyflyfly, are you always <edit>?

C'mon, does that really need to be said???

-Workin'stiff

 

[NYCPilot]

I might have seen one ofthe new challengers too at TEB. It was operated by Flex Jet according to the last two letters (FX) of the N number.

Weird thing is, I looked at the new Challengers on the Bombarider website and didn't see this specific model. What I thought was distinguishing were the windows. There were very "wrap around" on the sides, unlike the squared off ones on the website. The cockpit windows looked similar to 3 series BMW headlights. Very tapered and pointy at the end, almost swirled to a point upward.

 

[FlyFlyFly]

Hey Flyflyfly, are you always <edit>?

Always... no exceptions.

You?