AMC Aviation (Poland) (AMQ, Warsaw Chopin) has added a first Challenger 3500. Its fleet already includes an older variant of the series, a Challenger 300.
"This aircraft joins the AMC Aviation fleet straight from the factory and will soon be flying to meet the needs of our customers," the company said in a social media post.
The 2025-built aircraft, SP-EMJ (msn 21076), was ferried from the production facilities of Bombardier Business Aircraft at Montréal Trudeau to Warsaw Modlin between August 26 and 27, with a stop at Reykjavik Keflavik.
In addition to the Challenger 300 and the newly added Challenger 3500, AMC Aviation's fleet comprises three Learjet 60XRs, a Challenger 605, a Citation Jet 3+, a Citation Excel, a Falcon 7X with which the company launched Dassault Aviation operations earlier this year, a Phenom 100, a Praetor 600, a G150, a G280, a GVII-G500, a HondaJet, three Pilatus PC-24s, one of which is registered in Germany, a Premier IA, and a King Air B350i Beech (twin turboprop).
The company also wet-leases three A320-200s and an A321-100 from Electra Airways (3E, Sofia), which are subsequently chartered to Polish tour operators.
AMC Aviation is now the second Polish air operator's certificate (AOC) holder flying the Challenger 3500, alongside Jet Story (JDI, Warsaw Chopin), which manages three units of the type, including one inducted in February. Jet Story also operates a Challenger 300 and two Challenger 350s.
