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Italian Air Force Dassault Falcon 50 Landing at Bern
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Italian Air Force Dassault Falcon 50 Landing at Bern

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The Italian Air Force, MM62026, Dassault Falcon 50 is seen landing at Bern in Switzerland.

Model: Dassault Falcon 50
Registration: MM62026
Year built: 1988
Construction Number (C/N): 193
Number of Passenger Seats: Up to 12 passengers
Number of Engines: Three
Engine Type: Turbofan Jet Engines
Engine Manufacturer and Model: Honeywell TFE731

The Dassault Falcon 50 is a French super-midsize, long-range business jet. The prototype first flew on November 7, 1976. The Falcon 50 is a three-engined jet with a cruise speed of Mach 0.80 (834 km/h; 519 mph; 454 kn). It has a range of 5,950 km (3,720 mi; 3,230 nmi) with four passengers and three crew. The jet was derived from the earlier Falcon 20 and featured significant technological advances over its predecessor. Three TFE731-5BR engines power the Falcon 50, providing it with impressive take-off and climb performance. The aircraft is able to take-off from short runways and reach a cruising altitude of 45,000 feet in just minutes. The engines are arranged in a “T-tail” configuration. The cabin is configured to seat up to 12 passengers, with a typical configuration including a four-place club section, a four-place conference/dining group, and a two-place divan.

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28 Comments

  3. Rashdan Radzi

    I am intrigued by the degree to which the horizontal stabiliser is angled downwards, most noticeably soon after as she touches down

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  19. Gouto

    Excellent catch! The aircraft looks quite funny from the front view 😁 Well done! 👍👍🤩

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