Performance

The Falcon 10 Small Jet was manufactured by Dassault between 1970 and 1989. The cabin measures 12.8 feet long by 4.8 feet wide by 4.7 feet tall giving it a total cabin volume of 251 cubic feet. The dimensions make it comfortable for 7 passengers, with the maximum configuration seating 8. The baggage compartment can hold up to 6 bags, assuming your average piece of luggage is less than 5 cubic feet. The Falcon 10 has a maximum range (subject to headwinds, high altitude, hot temperatures, or higher capacity) of 1763 miles and a maximum speed of 522 mph. Common names and abbreviations: DA-10, DA-10, Falcon Jet.
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Specifications

• Category: Small Jet
• Cabin Volume: 251 cubic feet
• Baggage Volume: 41 cubic feet
• Max Speed: 522 mph
• Range: 1763 miles
• Fuel Burn: 212 gph

History

The Falcon 10 design was started in the late 1960s in order to make a model in between the successful Falcon 20 and the smaller turboprop business aircraft. The Falcon 10 model was to be powered by General Electric (GE) CJ610 turbojet engines in its first flight in December of 1970.

The GE engines were later replaced by a pair of Garret AiResearch TFE731-2 turbofans on the following prototype, giving it a FAA certification in 1973.

The Falcon 10 was in production from 1973 through 1982 with 189 aircraft delivered.

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