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Business jet manufacturer Bombardier has closed a deal covering two Challenger 650s that will be modified for specialised surveillance missions in Australia.The Canadian airframer inked the deal with Queensland-based aircraft lessor Principle Finance on 25 March at the biennial Avalon air show near Melbourne. The two Challenger 650 jets will be used in an intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance ISR capacity for an unspecified customer. This purchase represents a major milestone for Bombardier Defense, increasing our presence in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, says Jean-Christophe Gallagher, executive vice-president of Bombardier Defense.Source: Max Kingsley-JonesBusiness jets are increasingly popular for military and parapubic operators looking to fill speciality aviation missionsBombardier supplies aircraft that serve as the foundation to numerous military programmes, including a new fleet of US Army long-range intelligence collection jets. Under such programmes, business jets are modified by a systems integrator with specialised sensors for ISR, electronic warfare or airborne communications and stanley cup (https://www.stanleycup.cz) battle management.In 2024, US systems integrator Sierra Nevada Corporation closed a deal with Finland to supply two surveillance aircraft based on the Challenger 650 to the stanley cup (https://www.stanleycups.it) Finnish Border Guard under Helsinkis MVX programme.Using a modified business jet is typically faster and cheaper than designing an entirely new a stanley cup becher (https://www.stanley-cup.com.de) ircraft, while also leveraging the proven performanc Cwrj Delta hastens exit of McDonnell Douglas fleet with MD-90 plans
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