General Aviation

Dassault Aviation Mystere Falcon 20

Manufacturer: DASSAULT AVIATION

The Dassault Falcon 20 is a French business jet introduced in 1965. It is a low‑wing monoplane powered by twin rear‑mounted turbofan engines. The aircraft first flew in 1963 and entered production the following year. It became the first of Dassault’s Falcon family and remained in production until 1988, with 473 units built.

Aircraft Facts

Type Key
dassault-aviation-mystere-falcon-20
Class
General Aviation
Registry Count
1
Example Registration
N699TW

Specifications

Wingspan
16.3 m / 53 ft
Length
17.15 m / 56 ft
Height
5.32 m / 17 ft
Max Speed
862 km/h / 536 mph
Cruise Speed
750 km/h / 470 mph
Range
3350 km / 1810 nmi
Ceiling
12800 m / 42000 ft
First Flight
1963-05-04
Total Built
512

Variants

  • MYSTERE FALCON 20- 1 registrations - Example N699TW

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