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Aircraft Crew · Dassault Falcon

Falcon Crew
Pilots & Cabin Professionals.

EDAERO connects operators with freelance pilots and cabin professionals experienced on Dassault Falcon aircraft — a family known for runway versatility as much as range — matched by type, mission, and airfield requirements.

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Falcon Crew Sourcing

A family built
for the airfields others can't use.

Dassault's Falcon lineup — from the tri-engine 900 series to the widebody 6X — is frequently chosen by operators for its ability to reach shorter, steeper, or more demanding airfields than many comparably sized aircraft, alongside genuine long-range capability on the larger models. That combination shapes the crew an operator needs: pilots comfortable with a wider range of airfield environments, not only major international hubs.

EDAERO lets operators define the specific Falcon type, mission profile, and destination airfields, and see freelance pilots and cabin professionals with relevant aircraft experience ranked against that mission.

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Falcon Types EDAERO Sources For

From the 900 series
to the widebody 6X.

Operator fleets and professional experience on EDAERO span Dassault's active in-service Falcon range, commonly including:

Falcon 900 Falcon 2000 Falcon 7X Falcon 8X Falcon 6X
Type ratings and minimum-crew composition are not identical across these types — the Falcon 900 is a trijet with its own type-rating requirements distinct from the twin-engine 2000, 7X, 8X, and 6X — and are set by the applicable regulatory framework and the operator's own operating requirements, not by EDAERO. This list reflects aircraft commonly referenced by operators and professionals on EDAERO and is not a Dassault Aviation specification sheet.
The Falcon Mission Environment

Range and airfield access,
together.

Falcon missions often combine two factors operators weigh separately on other aircraft: meaningful range on the larger models, and access to airfields with shorter or more demanding runways. That means crew experience isn't only about sector length — familiarity with a broader range of airfield conditions and approach environments is frequently relevant, alongside the long-range international operating experience needed for 7X, 8X, and 6X missions.

For cabin professionals, the 6X's wider cabin cross-section changes the service and rest-area layout compared with the narrower-cabin Falcon models, which is worth reflecting accurately on a profile.

What Matters for Matching

Type experience first,
then airfield and mission fit.

Pilots

PIC & SIC Experience

Hours and recency on the specific Falcon type, and clarity on which role — PIC, SIC, or both — you're qualified and available for.

Pilots

Type Rating & Currency

Current type rating specific to the aircraft — the 900 trijet rating does not extend to the twin-engine models, or the reverse.

Cabin

Cabin Familiarity

Direct experience with the specific cabin configuration, particularly relevant given the 6X's wider cross-section versus earlier Falcon models.

Both

International Mission Experience

Cross-border trip experience relevant to how long-range Falcon missions — 7X, 8X, and 6X in particular — are typically flown.

Both

Documentation on File

Licenses, ratings, certifications, and identity documentation reviewed and kept current on your EDAERO profile.

Both

Location & Travel Readiness

Base location, repositioning flexibility, and a valid passport with sufficient validity for the regions a mission may reach.

Availability & Positioning

Ranked by fit,
not by who answers first.

EDAERO does not determine type-rating, medical, recency, or cabin crew requirements for any Falcon aircraft — these are set under the applicable regulatory framework and the operator's own requirements. See Find Private Jet Pilots for the pilot regulatory orientation.
Professionals With Falcon Experience

Put your type experience
in front of operators who need it.

If you're a pilot or cabin professional with Dassault Falcon aircraft experience, EDAERO surfaces your profile to operators sourcing that specific type — see Freelance Pilot Jobs or Freelance Cabin Crew Jobs for how to build a profile. Creating a profile does not guarantee mission offers — matching depends on mission requirements and how closely your profile fits them.

For Operators

Find Falcon Crew.

Post a mission with the specific type, dates, and location, and see matched pilots and cabin professionals.

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For Professionals

Create Your Professional Profile.

Build one profile with your Falcon type experience and become visible to operators sourcing that aircraft.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Falcon crew
— common questions.

Is a Falcon 900 type rating the same as one for the 2000 or 7X?+
No. The Falcon 900 is a trijet with its own type-rating requirements, distinct from the twin-engine 2000, 7X, 8X, and 6X models. EDAERO surfaces professionals by the specific type an operator requires.
Can I source crew for a mission into a shorter or more demanding airfield?+
Yes — a mission listing can specify destination or airfield considerations, and professionals with relevant experience can be surfaced accordingly.
Does EDAERO verify Falcon type ratings?+
EDAERO holds type rating and other license documentation on file as part of profile review. EDAERO does not determine whether a specific rating satisfies the requirements for a specific mission.
Does posting a Falcon mission guarantee it will be filled?+
No. Whether a suitable, available professional is surfaced depends on network coverage for that type, location, and timing at the time of the request.

Sourcing crew
for a Falcon mission?

Define the type, dates, and location, and see freelance pilots and cabin professionals matched to your mission.

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