
Challenger 850
Airliner-derived cabin space for a private journey.
- Seating reference
- 14 passengers
- Reference range
- 5206 km
The original wide-cabin Falcon trijet.
The Falcon 900 is the starting point of a long-lived Dassault family, recognised by its three engines and generous cabin cross-section. It offers a different proposition from a narrow-cabin jet: space to gather, dine and move between seating areas. The exact early-series variant matters when comparing its performance with later Falcons.
Plan a flight with this aircraft
Executive interiors commonly separate conversation, dining and rest, with an enclosed lavatory and a proper galley. The original aircraft and later refurbishments can look very different inside. Ask for the current seat map and photographs, especially if privacy, a divan or specific sleeping arrangements are important to the party.
The name Falcon 900 is sometimes used loosely for the wider family. A 900B, 900C and 900EX should not be treated as identical aircraft: their engines, fuel capacity and avionics differ. In particular, the longer-range 900EX figure should not automatically be applied to an original Falcon 900.
This is a useful candidate when cabin space takes priority and the itinerary does not demand a current ultra-long-range flagship. Evaluate the offered aircraft’s refurbishment, baggage provision and flight-deck upgrades alongside its route capability. A carefully matched older cabin can be an attractive setting for a private group journey.
Tell us your route, number of passengers and luggage requirements. If sleeping, a private meeting or dining together matters, include it in your brief so the proposed aircraft can be assessed against the way you want to travel.
Discuss the Falcon 900 for your journey