The Falcon 50 Private Jet has one of the biggest cabins in the Super midsize category.

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"FALCON 50, Information!"

Passengers love the Falcon 50 because of its comfort, speed, and range, while pilot’s love the Falcon because of its incredible performance.


The Falcon 50 is able to transport 8 to 9 passengers, non-stop from Palm Springs to Hawaii.


Amazingly enough it is almost impossible to load the aircraft in such a manner that the aircraft weight and balance would not remain within center of gravity limits.


The Falcon 50 also is capable of amazing takeoff and landing performance, enabling it to operate in and out of short, high elevation airports with high temperatures.


Itis able to do so without sacrificing the fuel loading to achieve such performance.


"Falcon 50 Information"
"Spacious luggage facilities."

"8-10 seat configuration."

"Built in restroom."

"Long flight range."

The Falcon 50 EX is part of the super-mid jet class. It offers the range and comfort of a much larger jet.


With a sophisticated, large stand-up cabin, supple leather seats and a full-service mini galley, it provides exceptional travel enjoyment and comfort.


The 9 passenger seating configuration is generally laid out with, one four seat club arrangement and a separate section of two facing seats and a three-seat divan.


The Falcon 50EX is great for those trips that you need extra storage for your luggage with a total baggage capacity of 115 cu. Ft.


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The venerable Falcon 50 is the first corporate tri-jet built by French aerospace giant Avions Marcel Dassault.


The three-engine design gives the 50 unmatched hot and high airfield performance as well as providing increased safety on long, over water operations.


With seating for up to 9, a full galley and airline-style lavatory.


The Falcon 50 can fly missions of up to 6 hours in length. The Falcon 50 was first presented to the world at the 1977 Paris Air Show.


This set numerous class world records that year as the best business jet ever built and led to the development of the Falcon 50EX and the Falcon 900 series of aircraft.


The Falcon 50 is probably one of the nicest flying airplanes built. It is a good "Cross the Pond" airplane because of it's three engines.


Three 731's are a good idea, as they do not have the reputation for reliability that the Rolls Royce engines do.


The third engine gives you performance advantages that no two engine machine can match. Unlike it's little brother the Falcon 10, the 50 does quite well dealing with the short high and hot situations.


You will rarely if ever be climb limited with this airplane in the real world. The short field performance of the Falcon 50 is nothing short of amazing.


One of the most highly regarded and widely recognized jets in the industry, the Falcon 50 is superior among mid size jets for charter.


The cabin of the "Falcon 50" is rated to 8.7 psi, and is automatically regulated. A two-zone temperature control system uses bleed air from the center engine to control heat in the "Falcon 50."


FALCON 50 has its wings which are designed to minimize drag, even at high speeds.


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