Large JetOut of productionDassault Aviation

Dassault Aviation Falcon 2000

Name: Dassault Aviation Falcon 2000
Brand: Dassault Aviation

The original Falcon 2000 entered service in 1995 as a twin-engine derivative of the Falcon 900, sharing its fuselage cross-section and wing design with a fuselage about 7 ft shorter. Powered by CFE738 turbofans and fitted with Collins Pro Line 4 avionics, it flew eight passengers 3,000 nm. About 230 were built before the PW308C-powered 2000EX took over.

In short: The Dassault Aviation Falcon 2000 is a Large Jet with a range of 3,000 nm, a cruise speed of 488 knots and room for 8 passengers. It lists at about $18.1M new and costs roughly $3,000 an hour to operate (estimate).

3,000 nm

Range

488 kts

Max cruise

8–10

Passengers

$18.1M

New price

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Highlights

Wide 7 ft 8 in Falcon cabin cross-section
3,000 nm range with eight passengers
Collins Pro Line 4 four-tube EFIS

Performance

Range: 3,000 nm
Max cruise: 488 kts
Max Mach: 0.87
Max altitude: 47,000 ft
Takeoff distance: 5,440 ft
Landing distance: 2,650 ft
MTOW: 35,800 lb
Engines: 2 × CFE738-1-1B
Thrust per engine: 5,918 lbf
Fuel burn: 197 gal/hr
Avionics: Collins Pro Line 4

Cabin

Passengers: 8 / 10
Cabin length: 26.2 ft
Cabin width: 7.7 ft
Cabin height: 6.2 ft
Cabin volume: 1,024 cu ft
Baggage: 134 cu ft
Min. crew: 2

Economics

New price: $18.1M
Variable cost / hr: $3,000
Fixed cost / yr: $850,000
First delivery: 1995
Out of production: 2006
Units built: 230
Pre-owned range: $2.7M – $7.5M

Estimates. Operating costs and pre-owned prices are modelled from industry benchmarks and updated quarterly. Data reviewed 2026-09-13. Sources & methodology.