Dassault Falcon 900B

The Dassault Falcon 900B, an upgraded version of the Falcon 900, stands out for its spacious cabin, short runway performance, and impressive range. Launched in 1992, it features more powerful engines, accommodating 10-14 passengers with ample baggage space. Capable of non-stop journeys from Hong Kong to Istanbul or London to Miami, its production ceased in 1999 as Dassault focused on newer models.

Interior-wise, the Falcon 900B offers a roomy cabin with a double-club configuration, divan, private lavatory, and galley. Many owners retrofit interiors, making modern cabins available for charter. Elon Musk’s first private jet was a Falcon 900B.

Technologically, the Falcon 900B boasts three Honeywell TFE731-5BR-1C engines, reducing noise and vibration, enhancing range and speed. The cockpit features Honeywell technology, including the SPZ 8000 flight director.

Manufactured by Dassault Aviation, a historic aerospace company, the Falcon 900 series is a development of the Falcon 50, known for its innovative use of composite materials. The 900B, produced from 1991-1999, marked a shift towards more powerful and fuel-efficient engines. Today, Dassault Aviation remains a key player in the aerospace industry, with a rich history dating back to its founder Marcel Dassault.