Falcon 2000 Overview
Aircraft Class
Heavy Jet
Price (Per Hour)
$4,700 - $5,700
Maker
Dassault Aviation
Year of Manufacture
1993 - 2000
The Dassault Falcon 2000, originally known as the Falcon X, was designed as a shorter range, slightly smaller version of the Falcon 900. It comfortably seats eight passengers and offers a pressurized, internally accessible baggage compartment. Like all Falcon aircraft, the 2000-series boasts excellent short-field and high-altitude performance.
Falcon 2000 Interior
Seats
10-12
Cabin Volume
1450 cu. ft.
Cabin Dimensions
31' x 7'7" x 6'2" ft.
Baggage Capacity
134 cu. ft.
The cabin of the Falcon 2000 features luxurious club seating for four, two more individual seats, and a three-place divan. It can be reconfigured for up to 12 passengers. There is also a full service galley and a private lavatory and dressing room. With one of the widest cabins in the heavy jet class, the Falcon 2000 is incredibly comfortable and breathable.
Falcon 2000 Performance
Aircraft Range
3,375 Nautical Miles
Cruise Speed
531 MPH
The Falcon 2000 is powered by two General Electric / Honeywell CFE738-1-1B turbofan engines, as opposed to the 900’s trijet system which was designed for transcontinental flights. Other design changes include a shorter fuselage with a redesigned, area-ruled rear fuselage section, and wings with a modified leading edge. The cockpit employs Rockwell Collins Pro Line 4 electronic flight and information system avionics.