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Description of Falcon 10 / 100
Dassault Falcon Jets launched the Falcon 10/100 on its prototype flight on 1st December 1970. This light jet – with its very avant-garde for the time look – experienced immediate success.
Twenty years of production bear testament to the supremacy this aircraft has over its competitors, in spite of it demanding a higher price per flight hour. Dassault Falcon has always been able to combine a beautiful design concept with exceptional flight performance, on-board comfort and flight speeds, the most appreciated aspect. After all, it was called the “corporate bullet” by pilots at the time of its launch; it flies at 850km/h and has a range of 3000km.
A twin-engine aircraft with capacity for 5-6 seats, the Falcon 10/100 has a cabin that is almost 4 metres long and 1.5 metres high. This allows for the seating to be set out in a club configuration. The hold, meanwhile, can easily accommodate 5 suitcases, taking the hassle out of packing.
The aircraft’s speed is one of its biggest selling points: for example, it can make the Basel – Athens route in 3 hours and 10 minutes or the Paris – Athens route in 3.5 hours. Overall this is an excellent aircraft for a making day trip, all without wasting any of the time normally associated with air travel.
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Commercial features of Falcon 10 / 100
The Falcon 10/100 combines beauty and comfort.
With seating for up to six passengers, the four-seat club configuration allows passengers to enjoy the flight face to face. The seating is of the highest standard, enhanced by the presence of windows, meaning on-board you can enjoy the beautiful views of the landscape below.
With a range of 3000 kilometres, the private jet is ideal for exploring Europe. Equipped with toilets, the Falcon allows for fairly long non-stop flights.
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Technical specifications of Falcon 10 / 100
Aircraft
- Manufacturer DASSAULT AVIATION
- Model FALCON 10 / 100
- Classification Light Jets
- Start of production 1978
Size
- Length 13,86 m
- Height 4,61 m
- Span 13,8 m
Useful information
- Pilots 2
- Flight crew No
- Seats 5-6
- Luggage compartment volume 1,3 m³
- Toilet yes
Cabin
- Interior Height 1,43 m
- Interior Width 1,43 m
- Interior length 4 m
Performance
- Cruising speed 850 km/h
- Maximum speed 930 km/h
- Range 3 480 km
- Takeoff distance 1300 m
- Landing distance 1100 m
- Maximum flight altitude 13716 m
Price
- Hourly rates 4 100 €/hour
- Purchase Price 8 000 000 €
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Range of action of the Falcon 10 / 100
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Key Benefits of Falcon 10 / 100
- Can accommodate up to 6 people
- Good range for travel within Europe
- Capacity for five pieces of luggage in the hold
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| From | To | Duration | Plane | Estimated price | Seats | Price per passenger |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇫🇷 Paris | 🇫🇷 Toulouse Blagnac | 1:10 | Falcon 10 / 100 Light Jets | 10 500€ | 4 | 2 625€ |
| 🇫🇷 Paris | 🇬🇧 London | 0:55 | Falcon 10 / 100 Light Jets | 10 050€ | 4 | 2 510€ |
| 🇫🇷 Paris | 🇮🇹 Milan Linate | 1:15 | Falcon 10 / 100 Light Jets | 11 350€ | 6 | 1 900€ |
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FALCON 10 / 100: a little history
Dassault Falcon Jets launched this eponymous aircraft in prototype flight on December 1, 1970: the success of this aircraft, with its avant-garde lines for its time, was immediate.
Twenty years of production would confirm the aircraft’s supremacy over its competitors, despite a higher price per flight hour.
Dassault Falcon has always combined beautiful design with exceptional flight performance, on-board comfort and particularly appreciable flight speeds: the “corporate bullet”, as pilots called it when it was launched, flies at 850 km/h and reaches points 3,000 km apart.
