Falcon 50 Charter Flights

Why Charter Falcon 50 Private Jets?

Despite its status as an original super-midsize jet, the Falcon 50 remains coveted as a jet charter today. It’s easy to see why when you consider what a charter Falcon 50 offers:

• Transcontinental range
• Safety of a three-engine configuration
• Best-in-class short runway performance
• Spacious cabin capable of carrying 10 executives in exceptional comfort

The Falcon 50/50EX jet charter is a three-engine, high performance business jet produced by French-based Dassault. This super-midsized corporate jet features a 24-foot-long cabin, complete with an aft lavatory. Additionally, you can manipulate its seats into almost any position with the touch of a button.

Discerning travelers love to charter Falcon 50 private jets because they give them the ability to customize the airplane cabin to their needs. Its light weight-to-mass ratio and 43,000-foot cruise altitude give this executive jet an incredible degree of fuel efficiency, enabling it to fly a cabin of eight executives nonstop up to 3,000 nm.

With a Falcon 50 jet charter, you can fly with the confidence that only a third engine can provide. Powered by a trio of Honeywell TFE731-3-1C turbofan engines, potential non-stop jet charters on a Falcon 50 include:

• New York to San Francisco
• Atlanta to Seattle
• Boston to Phoenix

Payload and Runway Performance

The Falcon 50’s roomy cabin is typically configured to carry between eight and 10 passengers in impressive comfort. And despite its payload capacity and ability to complete intercontinental missions, it can take off from relatively short runways (as little as 4,700 feet at sea level). This makes it an ideal jet charter for those who wish to access remote airports in far away places.

The Falcon 50's ample luggage room has also earned this aircraft plenty of praise. With both internal and external storage compartments, you can take all of the travel essentials with you (and then some). In fact, the external compartment can accommodate items up to eight feet in length.

Despite being around since 1976, the Falcon 50’s combination of range, runway performance and speed make it a proven competitor, even in today’s high-tech jet charter market.