Falcon 2000 Operating Costs

The Dassault Falcon 2000 is a transcontinental large-cabin twin-engine business jet launched by Dassault Aviation in 1995. The original Falcon 2000, powered by two CFE738-1-1B engines, offers a range of roughly 3,000 nautical miles and a high-speed cruise near Mach 0.80, linking city pairs such as New York and Los Angeles or London and Moscow non-stop. Derived from the trijet Falcon 900 but with two engines and a shorter fuselage, it pairs low operating costs with a wide, comfortable stand-up cabin. The cabin typically seats eight to ten passengers with a forward galley and a spacious baggage hold accessible in flight. Later variants (the 2000EX, 2000LX and 2000LXS) extended the type with more powerful Pratt & Whitney engines, winglets and greater range.