Falcon 50EX

When it first debuted, it made history as the first private jet certified to cross the Atlantic, proving that you didn’t need a commercial airliner to reach the other side of the world. Born from the same engineering DNA as high-performance fighter jets, the 50EX was designed for travelers who refuse to choose between safety, comfort, and the ability to land exactly where they need to be.

Falcon 50EX

The Power of Three

While most jets rely on two engines, the Falcon 50EX charter features a distinctive three-engine design. This isn’t just for show—it’s about providing an extra layer of peace of mind and performance. That third engine allows the Falcon to do things other jets might avoid:

Access Hard-to-Reach Places: It can land on much shorter runways, meaning you can fly closer to your final destination, even on remote islands or high-altitude mountain strips.
Smoother Climbs: It reaches cruising altitude faster, getting you above the weather and into the smooth air more quickly.
Total Reliability: Whether you’re crossing the ocean or flying over rugged terrain, the “tri-jet” configuration offers a level of confidence that is legendary among frequent flyers.

Inside, the cabin is designed to make a 3,000-mile journey feel effortless. With room for nine passengers, the space feels bright and airy thanks to fourteen windows that flood the cabin with natural light. You’ll find a thoughtfully designed galley ready for hot meal service and a versatile seating arrangement—including a cozy three-seat divan—perfect for a nap or a collaborative meeting.

Whether you’re heading from Boston to San Antonio or embarking on a shorter international hop, the Falcon 50EX handles the trip with a grace that few aircraft can match. At Celebrity Jet Charter, we manage every detail of your flight, pairing you with crews who know this iconic aircraft inside and out, ensuring your journey is as smooth as the Falcon’s famous wings.

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Manufacturer: Dassault

Model: Falcon 50EX

Passengers (Typical): 9

Passengers (Max): 9

Pilots: 2

Range: 3223 nm

High Speed Cruise: 480 mph

Cabin Length: 24.00 ft.

Cabin Width: 6.1 ft.

Cabin Height: 5.9 ft.

Baggage Capacity (Interior): 25 cu ft.

Baggage Capacity (Exterior): 90 cu ft.

Max Takeoff Weight: 39,700 lbs

Service Ceiling: 41,900 ft.

Landing Distance: 3,500 ft.

Number Built: 100

Year Started: 1997

Year Ended: 2007

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