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N30FT

Built 1975 · registered US

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Representative photo of a Dassault Fan Jet FalconType photo — not this specific aircraftPhoto: Tomás Del Coro from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA · CC BY-SA 2.0
This aircraft is a
Dassault Fan Jet Falcon(FA20)
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Performance specs

Performance
Range
2,510 nm
Cruise speed
416 kt
Max speed
466 kt
Service ceiling
45,000 ft
Takeoff distance
1500 m
Landing distance
700 m
Weights
MTOW
13,000 kg
Empty weight
—
Fuel capacity
6,100 L
Dimensions
Length
17.1 m
Wingspan
15.4 m
Height
5.3 m
Capacity
Seats
8
Max passengers
12
How common is this aircraft?
63Dassault Fan Jet Falcon registered worldwide

Common. More common than 68% of the aircraft models we track.

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Registration history

(1)
  • N30FTUSACTIVE
    SKYVIEW LLC
    2018 – present

Owner names are published by the issuing civil registry (FAA / CCARCS / CASA / ANAC / NZ CAA). Owner addresses present in the source are not republished here. Registered owner? Request removal

N30FT — frequently asked
What aircraft model is N30FT?

N30FT is a Dassault Fan Jet Falcon, built in 1975. Sprinkle's record for N30FT covers its lineage, ownership history and specifications.

Is N30FT currently active?

Registry records list N30FT's status as Active, registered in United States — a Dassault Fan Jet Falcon.

What is the manufacturer serial number (MSN) of N30FT?

N30FT carries manufacturer serial number (MSN) 330, the serial assigned to this Dassault Fan Jet Falcon airframe when it was built.

What is the ICAO24 / Mode S code for N30FT?

N30FT's ICAO24 (Mode S) transponder code is A31D88 — the hex address the Mode S transponder on this Dassault Fan Jet Falcon broadcasts.