This website uses cookies
More information
The monthly news publication for aviation professionals.

ACE 2026 - September 8th

Related information from the Handbook...

American Jet Charter
Charter

Challenger 604

BAN's World Gazetteer

Oklahoma
The bimonthly news publication for aviation professionals.

Request your printed copy

American Jet Charter makes 604 addition
A refurbished and repainted Challenger 604 has been added to the mixed mission fleet of American Jet Charter, and becomes the first of its type based in Oklahoma for charter.
The Challenger 604 is based at Wiley Post airport in Oklahoma.

Wiley Post airport, Oklahoma City-based American Jet Charter has added a Challenger 604 to its fleet.

This 12 passenger aircraft has new paint and a beautifully refurbed interior, while passengers have access to Airshow 400, Apple TV, DVD/CD player and domestic wi-fi for their inflight enjoyment.

The Challenger 604 joins a fleet comprising a 2019 Challenger 350, Citation VII, Citation Encore, Citation Bravo, King Air E90 and Beechcraft Baron 58, and after 35 years in business the company is also very proud of its perfect safety record.

“This is the first Challenger 600 series aircraft to be available to charter in Oklahoma City,” says president and director of operations Jim Hensley. “We think it will be in high demand for customers looking to transport more than nine passengers in comfort and luxury.”

Other News
 
Challenger 604 grows Reynolds Jet fleet with flair
August 3, 2026
The aircraft's comfortable cabin can accommodate up to 12 passengers and is equipped with high-speed wi-fi and other communication and entertainment amenities. Its spacious cabin is one of the largest in its class.
Luxaviation adds nine aircraft in key regions
July 20, 2026
A Bombardier Challenger 604 and a Gulfstream G550 have joined the Luxaviation UK fleet and are available for charter. A further Challenger 604 is scheduled to enter service with Luxaviation UK in the coming weeks.
Ten or more can now step aboard Premier charter flights
May 31, 2026
With the expanded capacity allowance, Premier plans to introduce two additional aircraft into service and also upgrade passenger capacity on a further two aircraft, consisting of two Challengers and two Gulfstream GIVs.