Dassault Falcon Jet Insurance

Dassault Aviation’s Falcon jet series blends military-grade engineering with executive comfort and performance. From the agile Falcon 2000 series to the long-range 7X and 8X and the next-generation 10X, these aircraft are built for efficiency, safety, and demanding global missions. Aero Insurance works with underwriters experienced in high-value business jets to deliver coverage that matches the technical and financial profile of Falcon operators worldwide.

With all quotes from all carriers available through one application, Falcon operators get no missed savings, fewer forms, and coverage designed around their aircraft and mission. Our aviation team—trusted by pilots for 20+ years—helps you avoid gaps, satisfy lender requirements, and keep your operation moving with proactive renewals and certificates on demand.

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Who This Page Is For

Corporate flight departments, private owners, governments, and charter or management operators (where permitted) flying the Falcon 2000/2000LXS, 900EX/9X, 7X, 8X, or upcoming 10X platforms. We also support fractional programs, managed aircraft, and mixed fleets that need consistent coverage terms across multiple aircraft types.

Typical Uses We See

Long-range executive transport, transatlantic and transpacific business travel, corporate shuttle operations, and government or special mission flying. Many Falcon operators require elevated liability limits, international and war-risk extensions, and responsive claims support—Aero provides a claims advocate from start to settlement to help protect both the aircraft and the operation.

Key Factors That Influence Your Quote

• Aircraft model & configuration: specific Falcon model, year of manufacture, interior layout, and avionics configuration (EASy II, EASy III, etc.).
• Crew qualifications: PIC/SIC total time, time in type, simulator-based recurrent training, and participation in SMS or safety programs.
• Operation type: private Part 91, management/charter, government, or mixed-use operations.
• Maintenance program: participation in FalconCare, JSSI, or equivalent OEM-backed programs; CAMP or similar tracking and service bulletin compliance.
• Operating regions: transoceanic routes, international navigation, and any exposure to higher-risk or sanctioned regions.
• Hull value & equipment: aircraft age, upgrades, avionics and connectivity packages, and insured hull value.
• Ownership structure: corporate, fractional, trust, or special-purpose entity registration and oversight.

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Common Coverages for Dassault Falcon Jets

• High-limit liability: passenger, third-party, and premises liability with optional waivers of subrogation and primary/non-contributory wording.
• Agreed value hull: all-risk, full-flight coverage aligned to Falcon market values, with customizable deductibles and self-insured retentions.
• Spare parts & equipment: coverage for rotable parts, AOG spares, and components while in storage or transit.
• Crew coverage: loss-of-license, personal accident, and medical coverage for flight and cabin crew.
• Extra expense & loss of use: reimbursement for substitute lift (charter or alternate aircraft) after a covered loss.
• War & terrorism: optional war-risk hull and liability, including confiscation and related perils where available.
• Lender & lessor endorsements: breach-of-warranty, additional insured, and loss payee endorsements to satisfy finance and lease agreements.

Pilot Training & Crew Standards

Falcon operators are generally expected to maintain the highest standards of crew training and professionalism. Underwriters typically require type-specific, simulator-based initial and recurrent training at Dassault-approved facilities such as CAE, FlightSafety, or SimCom. Evidence of CRM, RVSM, RNP, and international procedures training can improve pricing and broaden market options when you compare every carrier.

For owner-flown or low-time crews transitioning into Falcon jets, insurers may require mentor programs, supervised PIC hours, or temporary two-pilot minimums until experience thresholds are met.

Operational Considerations

• Maintenance: continuous participation in OEM or equivalent programs (FalconCare, JSSI) and strong maintenance tracking systems.
• International operations: compliance with war-risk rules, economic sanctions, and local insurance requirements in each region of operation.
• Security: risk assessments for airports, handlers, and routes, especially in higher-risk areas.
• Storage & protection: hangar storage with fire suppression and environmental safeguards for high-value hulls.
• Regulatory oversight: established flight department or management company oversight improves underwriter confidence.

Cost Drivers & Ways To Optimize

• Maintain current simulator-based recurrent training for all crew and keep certificates organized.
• Provide detailed maintenance program documentation and tracking reports.
• Bundle hull, liability, and war-risk where possible to streamline terms and administration.
• Document SMS procedures, safety audits, and internal checklists or SOPs.
• Use up-to-date appraisals or market valuations to support agreed hull values.

Popular Dassault Falcon Models We Insure

• Falcon 2000 Series: 2000, 2000EX, 2000LXS, 2000S.
• Falcon 900 Series: 900B, 900EX, 900LX, 6X, 9X.
• Falcon 7X & 8X: long-range tri-jets optimized for global business travel.
• Falcon 10X: next-generation ultra-long-range platform in development.

Documents & Details To Have Ready

• Aircraft model, serial number, registration, and proposed agreed hull value.
• Crew résumés with total hours, time in type, and recent simulator or recurrent training certificates.
• Maintenance program enrollment details and tracking reports (CAMP or equivalent).
• Typical routes, stage lengths, bases of operation, and hangar arrangements.
• Lease, finance, or ownership-structure documentation, plus any prior loss history.

Why Falcon Operators Choose Aero

Falcon operators need more than a generic business jet policy. With Aero Insurance, you get all quotes with one application, proactive renewals to help avoid surprise increases, and certificates on demand to keep lenders, lessors, and FBOs happy—all backed by a claims advocate from start to settlement.

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