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AJI? I don't work for no stinkin' AJI! CK baby all the way, lol. We have a couple oldies, we have the #3 Falcon 20 too stuffed away in a hanger in Northern Michigan. Had the 7th Lear built ever, the 23 Younkin flew in airshows after he got it off of us.
I guess that would be why.
 
Anyone have any basic info on the 20? Like weights, range, etc. I know it may depend on engines just ballparking.
GE powered DA-20 28,660 MGTOW, Empty Pax 18,500, Max Fuel 8000-9000 depending upon model, 9,000 fuel pay load around 1000 pounds. Range M.72 at FL350 3.5 hours depending winds 1000-1500 miles
 
Anyone have any basic info on the 20? Like weights, range, etc. I know it may depend on engines just ballparking.

I fly both the CF-700 and TFE731 powered Falcons. Both engines are very dependable but of course the 731's burn a fraction of the fuel. Max ZFW is 22,000 on both and your basic speed limits are Vmo-350 and Mmo-0.85, later models and some service bulletins up it to a little higher, but that is basically it.

Basic and D models with CF-700-2D-2's has a MTOW of 28,660, MLW of 27,320. A "D" model will hold in the neighborhood of 8400 pounds of fuel which allows you to do 2+45ish and land with reserves. Basics hold a little less, more like 7800-8000. My longest leg non-RVSM is about 1200nm. I plan for 420 knots burning 2400 pph total although it usually ends up being a little less.

I fly a Basic-5(731 motors) as well and the MTOW is 29,100 and this one in particular holds about 7800 pounds of fuel. MLW is 27,734. You will basically burn about 1500 pounds per hour and get 430ish in the mid 30's. I haven't done any long legs in it yet but 1800-2000nm should be no problem.
 
Hi!

In a freighter, big feeders, GE engines, I flew 4+05 flight time and landed with 1600#s. Block 4+15. (YIP-ELP) Wow!

Never again..so sorry, charlie!

cliff
MCI
 
Just found out that they want to type me in the 20 as Co-Cpt. The plane has the newer engines and glass cockpit. I will be back in 7-10 days for an offer from them. Cant wait! Very excited! Thanks for all great info everyone!!
 

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