How many stick pushers are in the Challenger 300/350 aircraft and where is it located?

In the Challenger 300/350 aircraft, there is one stick pusher located in the left yoke. The stick pusher is an important safety feature designed to prevent an aerodynamic stall by automatically applying forward pressure on the yoke when the aircraft approaches critical angles of attack. Having it situated in the left yoke allows for effective and direct feedback to the pilot, ensuring that the warning and corrective action can be implemented promptly.

This design choice supports the aircraft's overall safety and maneuverability, allowing the pilot to maintain better control, particularly during critical flight phases. The system’s design in the left yoke also indicates that it is specifically programmed to engage based on the sensor inputs related to the aircraft's performance and flying parameters, giving the pilot an immediate tactile response to potential stall conditions.