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Falcon 20 variants as supported by existing data
The Falcon 20 family spans the original CF700-powered business jet and later developments and conversions. Its enduring feature is a practical midsize cabin within a compact swept-wing airframe. Individual series differ in engine installation, approved weights, equipment and performance.
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Aircraft profile
Development and lineage
- Manufacturer
- Dassault Aviation
- Family
- Falcon 20 variants as supported by existing data
- Aircraft category
- Business Jet
- Propulsion
- Jet
Aircraft data
Key specifications
- Family scope
- Falcon 20 C, D, E, F and G series, with separately identified re-engined variants
- Engine families
- General Electric CF700 in original production; Honeywell TFE731 in -5 conversions; Garrett ATF3 in the G development
- Aircraft type
- Midsize twin-engine business jet
- Cabin cross-section
- 1.72 m high × 1.87 m wide — published original Falcon 20 reference
Overview
Program history
The family began with the Mystère 20 and expanded through the C, D, E and F production series, the G development, and re-engined versions. The underlying objective was to keep Dassault’s first business-jet platform useful across changing executive and specialist missions. This family overview should be read alongside the specific variant pages because a single performance figure cannot represent every version.