The Falcon 50 is a super-midsize, long- range business jet manufactured by Dassault Aviation in France. The Falcon 50 has proved itself to be one of the most effective commercial jets ever made. Its three Honeywell TFE731-3-1C machines give,700 pounds of thrust each. As a result, the Falcon 50 has a full range of 3,057 nm, making it the first transoceanic aircraft in its class.
The cabin measures 23.5 bases long by 6.1 bases wide by 5.8 bases altitudinous giving it a total cabin volume of 700 boxy bases. The confines make it comfortable for 8 passengers, with the maximum configuration seating 12. The baggage cube can hold up to 16 bags, assuming your average piece of luggage is lower than 5 boxy bases. The Falcon 50 has a maximum range of headwinds, high altitude, hot temperatures, or advanced capacity of 3594 long hauls and a maximum speed of 539 mph.
In the cockpit is an ADC 80 air data computer, Primus colour weather radar, a Collins FCS- 80F autopilot computer, and a twin VHF communication system. Gradual upgrades included the Collins Pro Line series avionics.
The Falcon 50 was one of the most successful production series aircraft ever developed because of its versatility of charge types, capabilities for short field wharf, and over 3200- mile navigational range.