Edgar Alacan, together with two of his friends and business partners, is a co-founder of Jets.com, a private aviation company. Edgar Alacan works as the managing director of daily sales operations at Jets.com. As a private air charter company, the company gives customers the luxury of flying with the best private jet globally, including the Dassault Falcon 900LX, one of the fastest in the world.
The Dassault Falcon 900LX was launched in May 2008 at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE). Flight tests began in 2009 and the aircraft gained its EASA and FAA certifications in 2010. Compared to its predecessor, the Falcon 900EX, it has up to 35 percent more efficiency and 10 percent climb performance.
The Falcon 900LX is made with efficient, military-grade technology that gives detailed aerodynamic feedback. It has three Honeywell TFE731-60 engines, and its EasyII flight deck, all of which make it effortless for pilots to cooperate with their crew. It also gives pilots large safety margins. It has a performance range of 4800 miles and a maximum operating speed of 370 KIAS (knots-indicated airspeed).
In terms of style, The Falcon 900LX consists of a quality, highly refined interior with an elegant design. It is equipped with three cabins and can hold up to 16 passengers at a time. Each cabin has a length of 33.2 feet and a width of 92 inches. They are also outfitted with avant-garde acoustic technology, making it the quietest cabin in the Falcon 900 series.
The maximum takeoff weight of the Falcon 900LX is 49,000 pounds, and prospective buyers may get it at up to $44 million.
The Dassault Falcon 900LX was launched in May 2008 at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition (EBACE). Flight tests began in 2009 and the aircraft gained its EASA and FAA certifications in 2010. Compared to its predecessor, the Falcon 900EX, it has up to 35 percent more efficiency and 10 percent climb performance.
The Falcon 900LX is made with efficient, military-grade technology that gives detailed aerodynamic feedback. It has three Honeywell TFE731-60 engines, and its EasyII flight deck, all of which make it effortless for pilots to cooperate with their crew. It also gives pilots large safety margins. It has a performance range of 4800 miles and a maximum operating speed of 370 KIAS (knots-indicated airspeed).
In terms of style, The Falcon 900LX consists of a quality, highly refined interior with an elegant design. It is equipped with three cabins and can hold up to 16 passengers at a time. Each cabin has a length of 33.2 feet and a width of 92 inches. They are also outfitted with avant-garde acoustic technology, making it the quietest cabin in the Falcon 900 series.
The maximum takeoff weight of the Falcon 900LX is 49,000 pounds, and prospective buyers may get it at up to $44 million.
