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Reconfigurable Challenger 604 joins Scanwings fleet
In addition to the Challenger, Scanwings also operates two Citation CJ2+ and two King Air aircraft for business, calibration and cargo flights, and provides professional maintenance and aircraft management services.
The CL604's cabin can be configured for charter or medevac.
Read this story in our August 2021 printed issue.

Scanwings, a Finnish business flight company based at Helsinki-Vantaa airport, is expanding its activities by adding a Challenger 604 to its fleet.

The Challenger is suitable for up to 18 passengers and, besides charter flights, it can be reconfigured to an air ambulance with one or two stretchers. Its operational area is worldwide.

Scanwings CEO Yrjo Jussila says: “Our versatile fleet now meets the different types of customer needs. In addition to the Challenger we also also operate two Citation CJ2+ and two King Air aircraft for business, calibration and cargo flights, and provide professional maintenance and aircraft management services.”

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