Dassault Falcon 900C

The Falcon 900C, introduced in 2000, is Dassault’s advanced intercontinental business jet, combining enhancements from its predecessor, the original Falcon 900, and improvements from the Falcon 900B, along with cutting-edge avionics from the 900EX.

Key improvements include a 5.5% boost in takeoff thrust, a 6.5% increase in thrust at altitude, and a 2% rise in Thrust Specific Fuel Consumption (TSFC), extending the range to 4,583 nautical miles. The aircraft excels in visibility approach clearance (Category II) and unprepared strip operations.

Powered by three AlliedSignal TFE731-5BR-1C engines, each with 4,750 lbs of thrust, the Falcon 900C achieves a range of 3,995 nautical miles at Mach 0.84. Its high-speed cruise reaches 474 knots, and it boasts a flight ceiling of 51,000 feet.

Equipped with advanced Honeywell Primus 2000 5-tube EFIS avionics, similar to the 900EX, the 900C ensures precise flight management. The cabin, measuring 6.2 feet in height, 7.7 feet in width, and 39 feet in length, accommodates up to eighteen passengers or 8-12 in a three-lounge executive arrangement.

In essence, the Falcon 900C seamlessly integrates the performance of the 900B with advanced systems from the 900EX, showcasing Dassault’s commitment to cutting-edge technology in the skies.