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Falcon 10 Overview AIRCRAFT CLASS Light Jets MAKER Dassault Aviation ACQUISITION COST $472,500 - $577,500 YEAR OF MANUFACTURE 1971 - 1982 It's not difficult for buyers to find a Falcon 10 for sale, as over the 2 decades of production, more than 225 have hit the market. Falcon 10 Cabin Experience The Falcon 10 is capable of transporting 6 passengers and 2 crew members. The jet has a cabin that stretches 12ft long, set inside a fuselage that's 45ft long. Total cabin space is 225 cubic feet, allowing for a height and width of just under 5ft both ways. Typically each passenger receives 28 cubic feet of space in-flight. The entry door is just under 5ft tall, and baggage is allotted more than 40 cubic feet of space. Falcon 10 Mission Profile Customers who buy a Falcon 10 are focused on the impressive speed this jet provides passengers. The Falcon 10 also boasts a respectable payload capacity, making it dependable to passengers regarding overall performance. Improved engine replacements on some of the jets increase its operational performance. Falcon 10 Interior SEATS 6-7 CABIN VOLUME 292 cu. ft. CABIN DIMENSIONS 13'8" x 4'9" x 4'6" MAX PAYLOAD 1975 lbs Buy or Sell a Falcon 10 with evoJets Are you interested in Falcon 10 ownership? evoJets can help. Don't waste hours on public listing engines with outdated photos, vague information, and placeholders for prices. Our experienced reps can wade through the fragmented Light Jets Sales market and help you buy, sell, trade, or lease your Falcon 10 with efficiency. With over a decade of experience in business aviation charter and ownership, we have the off-market aircraft sales connections and industry knowledge to put you on a path to success. Call evoJets today and speak to an aviation expert: (877) 970-5387. Falcon 10 Cost to Own Acquisition cost for the Falcon 10 typically ranges from $520,000-$530,000, the same price as a competitor such as the Citation I and roughly $350,000 less than other competition such as the Lear 35. When factoring in market depreciation, the Falcon 10 will cost a buyer $1.5-$1.7 million a year, setting itself in the middle of its competition. Falcon 10 Operating Cost Falcon 10 direct operating cost is around $2,770 per flight hour, the highest of its competition which ranges from $2,100-$2,480 for the Citation I and Lear 35, respectively. This rate includes fuel burn and various maintenance, crew, and operational fees. Annual fixed cost for the Falcon 10 falls just slightly under that of the Lear 35, but nearly $15,000 more than the Citation I. Falcon 10 Performance CRUISE SPEED 490 MPH FUEL BURN 240 gal/hr TYPICAL CHARTER RATE $2,000 - $2,500 per hour The Falcon 10 is a quality jet for buyers looking into aircraft for sale. Its speed and payload cause it to stand out among competition, in addition to its low purchase price. Falcon 10 Engines The Falcon 10 is equipped with two Honeywell TFE 731-2-1C powerplants with optional thrust reversers and 3,230lbs of thrust. The Falcon 10 has a max cruise speed of 490kts, 20kts faster than the Lear 35, but significantly faster than the Citation I which comes in at only 345kts. The aircraft can land and takeoff in the following field lengths: FAR-91: 2,025ft FAR-135: 2,531ft FAR-121: 3,375ft Falcon 10 Payload Max payload for the Falcon 10 is nearly 1,980lbs and it can transport that capacity roughly 1,370nm. The Lear 35 has a payload capacity of 3,190lbs and a range of 1,550nm, while the Citation I can carry 2,100lbs for 600nm. Falcon 10 Range At long-range cruise, the Falcon 10 has a range of 1,560nm with a typical passenger load which sets it in the middle of competition once again as the Citation I reaches 970nm and the Lear 35 reaches just under 2,000nm. Falcon 10 Specifications Falcon 10 General Info Aircraft Class Light Jets Aircraft Manufacturer Dassault Aviation Aircraft Year of Manufacture 1971 - 1982 Falcon 10 Financial Data Acquisition Cost $472,500 - $577,500 Variable Cost $2,490 - $3,044/hr Annual Cost $1,395,