
Falcon 7X · Heavy Jet · 13 seats
Dassault · Heavy Jet
Transatlantic trijet, short-field capable

| Passengers | Up to 9 |
|---|---|
| Range | 3,000 nm |
| Cruise speed | 480 kts |
| Cabin length | 7.16 m |
| Cabin width | 1.86 m |
| Cabin height | 1.77 m |
| Baggage | 115 cu ft |
| Engines | 3× Honeywell TFE731 |
| Year of introduction | 1979 |
The Dassault Falcon 50 charter market remains quietly competitive, and for good reason: this three-engine business jet offers a rare combination of long reach, short-field capability and stand-up cabin comfort that lighter aircraft simply cannot match. Produced by Dassault Aviation and certificated in 1979, the Falcon 50 has earned a durable reputation among discerning travellers who value reliability over novelty. With a range of 3,000 nautical miles and seating for up to nine passengers, it sits firmly in the heavy jet category without the operating weight of larger cabin aircraft.
Dassault launched the Falcon 50 as a natural evolution of the shorter-range Falcon 20, retaining the trijet configuration that had become a signature of the French manufacturer’s business aviation line. The three-engine layout — powered by Honeywell TFE731 turbofans — was chosen deliberately for its combination of single-engine performance, redundancy and compatibility with demanding airfields that twin-engine types of the era struggled to serve safely. Entry into service in 1979 established the Falcon 50 as one of the most capable long-range business jets of its generation. A subsequent variant, the Falcon 50EX, introduced updated TFE731-40 engines offering improved fuel efficiency and modestly extended range, keeping the type relevant well into the 21st century. The aircraft’s airframe lineage draws directly from Dassault’s military expertise, which is reflected in its structural integrity and handling characteristics.
The Falcon 50 cabin measures 7.16 metres in length, 1.86 metres in width and 1.77 metres in height — sufficient for full stand-up movement throughout the cabin, a practical consideration on journeys of four hours or more. Up to nine passengers can be accommodated, typically in a club-four or lounge configuration depending on the operator’s interior specification. Noise levels are well controlled, a function of both the rear-mounted engine arrangement and the robust airframe construction. Baggage capacity of 115 cubic feet is generous for the category, making the aircraft genuinely practical for trips where luggage requirements are substantial. Cabin configurations vary between operators, and Prime Jet Services will confirm the exact interior layout of any aircraft offered before booking is confirmed.
A cruise speed of 480 knots and a maximum range of 3,000 nautical miles place the Falcon 50 firmly in long-range territory. The three-engine configuration contributes meaningfully to airfield flexibility: the type can operate from shorter or higher-elevation runways that restrict comparable twin-engine jets, useful when routing through mountainous regions or accessing secondary airports closer to a final destination. The aircraft is approved for transatlantic operations under the appropriate regulatory frameworks, and its performance at altitude is consistent and well-documented across decades of operational history.
With 3,000 nautical miles of range, the Falcon 50 can reach a broad arc of destinations non-stop from Dubai, covering the Gulf region with ease and extending comfortably into East Africa, South Asia, Central Asia and parts of Southern Europe. Representative routes include:
For destinations beyond the aircraft’s non-stop range, a single technical stop is typically sufficient, and the Falcon 50’s short-field capability often allows more convenient intermediate airports than larger jets would require.
Prime Jet Services arranges Falcon 50 charters from Dubai and across the region, with access to a vetted network of operators and aircraft. Our team is available around the clock to provide firm quotations, confirm cabin specifications and manage all ground logistics. If your travel dates are flexible, our empty-leg flights listings occasionally feature the Falcon 50 and comparable heavy jets at significantly reduced rates. Contact Prime Jet Services to discuss your itinerary and receive a tailored proposal.
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