Dassault Falcon 2000

Key Specifications

Overview

The Dassault Falcon 2000 is a twin-engine, mid-size business jet that represents one of the most successful and versatile aircraft in corporate aviation. First introduced in 1995, it combines French engineering excellence with practical functionality for the discerning operator. The aircraft is renowned for its exceptional range, impressive payload capacity, and ability to operate from shorter runways compared to larger competitors. The Falcon 2000 family has evolved through several variants, including the 2000EX and 2000LX, each offering enhanced avionics, engines, and cabin comfort. The aircraft accommodates 8-10 passengers in typical configurations and is favored by corporate operators, charter companies, and government agencies worldwide. Its twin Pratt & Whitney Canada engines deliver reliable performance with excellent fuel efficiency. The spacious cabin features stand-up headroom and flexible layouts. The Falcon 2000 is particularly valued for transcontinental operations, with impressive hot-and-high performance capabilities. Its reputation for reliability, relatively low operating costs for its class, and strong residual values have made it a popular choice in the pre-owned market. The aircraft continues to be produced in variants through 2024, with ongoing demand from both new and fractional ownership markets.

Technical Specifications

Maximum Speed: Mach 0.87 (450 knots)
Maximum Range: 3,350 nautical miles (with reserves)
Service Ceiling: 43,000 feet
Engines: 2 x Pratt & Whitney Canada PW308A turbofans (4,750 lbf thrust each)
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 28,660 lbs
Cabin Pressurization: 8,000 feet cabin altitude at 43,000 feet
Runway Performance: 4,800 feet balanced field length