Contrail Falcon 50

The FA50 is a three-engine, long-range business jet that first flew in 1976 - the first purpose-built trijet in business aviation. Its supercritical wing, drawn from fighter-aircraft heritage, paired with three fuel-efficient turbofans to deliver transcontinental range, high cruise speed, and a reputation for reliability that defined the type. It remains a popular choice for operators who want intercontinental capability in a compact airframe, with the largest active fleet flying in the United States.