Falcon 50 For Sale

Falcon 50 Ownership Overview

Throughout the world, prospective aircraft owners don’t have a hard time finding a Falcon 50 for sale as over three decades beginning in 1976, more than 350 of the type were produced.

Falcon 50 Cabin Experience

The Falcon 50 is capable of transporting 9 passengers and 2 crew members. The aircraft includes a lavatory at the aft end of the nearly 25ft long cabin, set inside the 60ft long fuselage. The rounded cabin walls allow for increased shoulder space for those while seated.

Total cabin space is almost 570 cubic feet, allowing for a height and width of roughly 6ft both ways. Typically each passenger has 40 cubic feet of space to themselves in-flight. The entry door is 5ft tall, and baggage is broken up into both internal and external compartments comprised of 115 cubic feet, with the majority in the latter location.

Falcon 50 Mission Profile

Customers who buy a Falcon 50 are those looking for intercontinental range, with a spacious interior, without losing access to a variety of airports as this aircraft is capable of operating on short runways. The payload capacity of this super midsize business jet is also admirable, perfect for those traveling the extended ranges.

The majority of those who own a Falcon 50 are corporate entities. Military branches across the globe also operate this jet, showing the diversity of its capability.

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Falcon 50 Cost to Own

Acquisition cost for the Falcon 50 falls on the lower end of the range set by competition at $2-$3 million. Rivals such as the Hawker 1000 and Citation X range from $1.8-$9.5 million, respectively. When factoring in market depreciation, the Falcon 50 is in between competition once again at roughly $2.75 million a year.

Falcon 50 Operating Cost

Falcon 50 direct operating cost is around $4,050 per flight hour, the most expensive compared to the Hawker 1000 which sits at $2,900 and the Citation X which sits at $3,800 per hour. These rates include fuel burn and various maintenance, crew, and operating fees.

Annual fixed cost for the Falcon 50 is the highest of the direct competitors, pricing in at $875,000-$880,000.

Falcon 50 Performance Overview

The Falcon 50 is an ideal private jet to own for numerous reasons. It harbors impressive range and payload capabilities, while providing maximum comfort in-flight to endless destinations across the globe. Flyers looking into private jets for sale will find promise with this tri-engine aircraft.

Falcon 50 Engines

The Falcon 50 is equipped with three Honeywell TFE 731-3-1C engines with standard thrust reversers and 3,700lbs of thrust. The Falcon 50 has a max cruise speed of 480kts, faster than the Hawker 1000 (470kts), but slower than the Citation X which reaches a speed of 525kts.

The aircraft can land and takeoff on the following field lengths:

• FAR-91: 2,100ft
• FAR-135: 2,625ft
• FAR-121: 3,500ft

Falcon 50 Payload

Max payload for the Falcon 50 is 3,570lbs and it can transport that capacity almost 2,570nm. The range of the Hawker 1000 is roughly 300nm further, similar to that of the Citation X, but both fall short in payload.

Falcon 50 Range

At long-range cruise, the Falcon 50 has a range of 3,130nm with a typical passenger load, comparable to that of the Citation X, and further than the Hawker 1000.

Falcon 50 Specifications