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The other day my grad class went to Vancouver to take our grad picture in front of London Air Services' Challenger 604.

I never thought the challenger was this big! A person in front of it sure puts it in perspective. Nice shots!  :)

I never thought the challenger was this big! A person in front of it sure puts it in perspective. Nice shots!  :)

Nice looking galley too!

[quote]I never thought the challenger was this big! A person in front of it sure puts it in perspective. Nice shots!

[quote][quote]I never thought the challenger was this big! A person in front of it sure puts it in perspective. Nice shots!

I've got some pictures of me in front of a 604. This one to be exact http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/yabb2 ... 1209232454 . Have to post them soon.

Is that a Challenger 800 in the last one?

Is that a Challenger 800 in the last one?

Nope, Its a Bombardier Global Express BD-700, also known as the Global 5000

The Challenger 604 is basically a short version of a CRJ-200.

nice set of shots

Is that a Challenger 800 in the last one?

Nope, Its a Bombardier Global Express BD-700, also known as the Global 5000

Oh

The Challenger 604 is basically a short version of a CRJ-200.

Basically, but not quite. 604 is a shorter version of 800 or 800 is a longer version of 604, however you wnat to look at it. The 605 is out. Larger windows and various other improvements with fuel tanks, I think.

The Challenger 604 is basically a short version of a CRJ-200.

Basically, but not quite. 604 is a shorter version of 800 or 800 is a longer version of 604, howeveer you wnat to look at it. The 605 is out. Larger windows and various other improvements with fuel tanks, I think.

After reading what I wrote I suppose I should rephrase that, in order to create the CRJ-200 and subsequent family of regional jets, they took a Challenger and stretched it.    Now its just a matter of how lone they will go.  The CRJ-900 looks pretty oversized to me.

Nice shots...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug