Falcon 2000S Jet Exterior
Falcon 2000S Jet Interior

Specifications

8-10 Passengers

134 Baggage Capacity

554 Airspeed

3,613 Range

7.7 Cabin Width

6.2 Cabin Height

31 Cabin Length

Fully enclosed aft Lavatory Style

 

Charter the Dassault Falcon 2000S – Efficiency Meets Elegance

Charter the Falcon 2000S, a standout in the Dassault Falcon 2000 series and a top-tier performer in the super midsize to large-cabin private jet category. Designed for travelers who value flexibility, cabin comfort, and runway versatility, the Falcon 2000S combines Dassault’s military-grade engineering with refined luxury.

This aircraft boasts the performance to access shorter runways and city-center airports, while delivering a quiet, spacious cabin and cutting-edge technology. Whether for business or leisure, the Falcon 2000S is a favored jet for nonstop missions across North America, the Caribbean, and select international routes.


Why Choose the Falcon 2000S?

The Dassault Falcon 2000S was introduced as a value-enhanced version of the original Falcon 2000 platform. It features winglets for aerodynamic efficiency, steep-approach certification, and upgraded avionics for safer, smoother missions. With a top cruise speed of 554 mph (Mach 0.80) and a max range of 3,350 nautical miles, it outperforms many peers in its class.

Key Highlights:

  • Certified for short-field and steep-approach landings (e.g., London City Airport)
  • Wide cabin with stand-up height (6.2 ft)
  • Seating for up to 10 passengers
  • FalconEye Enhanced Vision System for superior cockpit awareness
  • FalconCabin HD+ system for inflight passenger control and entertainment

Falcon 2000S Specifications

FeatureDetail
Max Range3,350 nautical miles (6,200 km)
Max Cruise Speed554 mph (Mach 0.80)
Passenger CapacityUp to 10
Cabin Length31 ft
Cabin Width7.7 ft
Cabin Height6.2 ft
Baggage Capacity134 cu. ft
AvionicsEASy II flight deck + FalconEye
Engines2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW308C

Inside the Falcon 2000S Cabin

Step into a cabin designed to feel more like a private lounge than an aircraft. The Falcon 2000S offers a thoughtful interior layout with:

  • Forward club seating
  • Rear lounge and conference area
  • Fully enclosed lavatory
  • Full-service forward galley
  • Passenger wardrobe and storage areas

Natural light floods the cabin through 18 oversized windows, and Dassault’s air conditioning system maintains ideal temperature and humidity throughout the journey. Cabin controls, including lighting, entertainment, and climate, can be accessed through the FalconCabin HD+ app, which integrates with 19-inch widescreen monitors.

For longer flights, select seats convert to lie-flat beds, offering a restful, distraction-free environment for international missions or overnight trips.


Performance and Versatility

The Falcon 2000S is uniquely positioned in its class thanks to its short-field performance and steep-approach capabilities. It can operate from runways as short as 3,150 feet, making it ideal for airports that other jets in its category cannot reach. The aircraft also offers:

  • Auxiliary fuel tanks for enhanced range
  • Advanced cargo handling system
  • Quiet takeoff and landing profiles for urban airport access
  • Reduced emissions and efficient fuel burn compared to peers like the Challenger 650 or Legacy 600

Falcon 2000 Series Models

The Falcon 2000S belongs to the celebrated Falcon 2000 series, known for its reliability, comfort, and value. Other aircraft in the series available for charter include:

  • Falcon 2000EX EASy – Extended range and avionics upgrades
  • Falcon 2000LX – Winglet-equipped, long-range variant
  • Falcon 2000LXS – Combines short-field performance with long-range capability

Each model maintains the signature cabin size and Dassault quality that clients expect.

Explore the Falcon 2000LX Charter »
Explore the Falcon 2000LXS Charter »


Best Charter Routes for the Falcon 2000S

With its blend of performance and comfort, the Falcon 2000S is ideal for routes such as:

  • New York → Miami
  • Los Angeles → Chicago
  • Boston → Palm Springs
  • Dallas → San Juan
  • Seattle → Cabo San Lucas

Charter the Falcon 2000S with JetOptions Private Jets

At JetOptions, we provide on-demand access to the Falcon 2000S and all Falcon 2000 series models. Our team ensures seamless planning, transparent pricing, and 24/7 support for your trip.

  • ARGUS & Wyvern-rated aircraft
  • No membership or upfront fees
  • Personalized in-flight amenities
  • Ground transportation & concierge coordination

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Falcon 2000S Charter – Frequently Asked Questions

How far can the Falcon 2000S fly nonstop?

The Falcon 2000S has a maximum range of approximately 3,350 nautical miles, allowing for nonstop travel between cities like New York and Seattle, Los Angeles and Miami, or Boston and Cabo San Lucas under typical conditions.


How many passengers can the Falcon 2000S accommodate?

The cabin typically seats up to 10 passengers, with some configurations featuring a forward club layout and rear lounge. Select seats may convert into beds for longer journeys.


Is the Falcon 2000S suitable for short runway airports?

Yes. The Falcon 2000S is certified for steep approaches and excels on short runways, making it ideal for airports with strict operational limitations, such as London City Airport, Aspen, or Teterboro.


Does the Falcon 2000S have Wi-Fi and entertainment features?

Most Falcon 2000S aircraft are equipped with the FalconCabin HD+ system, which allows passengers to control lighting, climate, and entertainment using handheld devices or cabin screens. High-speed Wi-Fi is available on most charters.


How does the Falcon 2000S compare to other jets in its class?

The Falcon 2000S offers wider cabin dimensionsgreater baggage capacity, and steeper approach certification than many of its competitors. It competes with the Challenger 350, Gulfstream G280, and Legacy 600, often with better short-field performance.


Is the Falcon 2000S a good jet for international travel?

Yes. While not ultra-long-range, the Falcon 2000S is well-suited for transcontinental flights and short international missions, such as from the U.S. to Central America, the Caribbean, or parts of Europe with a tech stop if needed.