Canadair CX-144 Second prototype, a CL-600-1A11, c/n 1002, was allocated to the RCAF after finishing its test programme. Used at the Aerospace Engineering and Test Establishment (AETE), CFB Cold Lake until retirement in 1993, it is now preserved at the …

The CC-144 Challenger is used to transport government officials and foreign dignitaries. It also supports military operations in Canada and around the world. The Challenger can quickly deliver passengers almost anywhere.

The CC-144 Challenger is used to transport government oficials and foreign dignitaries. It also supports military operations in Canada and around the world. The Challenger can quickly deliver passengers almost anywhere. Some of the Royal Canadian Air Force’s Challengers are equipped to support emergency medical evacuations.

In service with the Canadian Forces, this aircraft was designated as the Bombardier CC-144 Challenger and used to transport the Governor General, government officials, foreign dignitaries and the Prime Minister of Canada.

Taxying for departure after a fuel stop en-route from Canada to Germany. It has the 412 Sqn 80th anniversary badge on the tail with silhouettes of all the aircraft types operated since 1941.

The Canadair CL-600 Challenger (designated CC-144 by the RCAF) was built in Montreal, Quebec. First produced in 1978, the Challenger 600 series was originally produced as a small business class, executive aircraft.

Bombardier CC-144D Challenger; 144619 photos; Canada - Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)

This publication is dedicated to all those who fly and maintain these CC-144 aircraft. Cover Image Notes CC-144 #144614 from 412 Squadron on the tarmac in Uplands, Ottawa.

Constructed as a CC-144. Taken on Strength/Charge with the Royal Canadian Air Force with s/n 144610. Markings Applied: 434 Sqn. Grey overall. Notes: CC-144 Challenger of 434 Squadron Canadian Armed Forces seen at the 1994 RAF Mildenhall Air Fete. Notes: At a very wet Yeovilton photo call. This airframe dossier was started by a contributor.

Sep 9, 2022 · Aircraft: Bombardier CC-144 Challenger; Serial #: 5535; Photo date: 2019-12-22; Uploaded: 2020-01-04