Dassault launched the Falcon 2000 program in 1989 as a large cabin aircraft that would have double-club seating, 3,000 nm range and operating costs nearly as inexpensive as midsize jets. The firm shortened the Falcon 900 trijet’s fuselage, simplified the wing’s high-lift system and grafted on a new...
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