DASSAULT FALCON 900B
Dassault Falcon 900B: The Trijet Foundation
The 1984 Long-Range Pioneer
In 1984, Dassault introduced the Falcon 900 — the trijet that redefined long-range business aviation. With three Honeywell TFE731-5 engines and supercritical wings, the 900 could fly 7,400 km (4,000 nm) while carrying 12 – 19 passengers. It was the aircraft that established Dassault as the long-range specialist.
Specifications That Built a Dynasty
• Range: 7,400 km (4,000 nm) — transatlantic with reserves
• Speed: 950 km/h (513 knots) — Mach 0.87 maximum
• Capacity: 12 – 19 passengers in the spacious trijet cabin
• Engines: Three TFE731-5 (5,000 lbf each) — redundancy over oceans
• Wing: Supercritical design — efficient, stable, proven

The 900B introduced EASy avionics (on later models) and Falcon's signature handling — the intuitive flight controls that make Dassaults pilot favorites.
The Market Today
Pre-owned Falcon 900B aircraft trade between $3M and $6M — remarkable value for a trijet with transatlantic range. Operating costs: $3,500 – 4,500 per hour — the price of three engines and ocean-crossing safety.
The Verdict
The Dassault Falcon 900B is the aircraft that established the trijet formula. It proved that three engines weren't just safer — they were essential for long-range peace of mind.

For the buyer seeking a Falcon 900B, you're acquiring the trijet foundation — the aircraft that started Dassault's long-range dominance.
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