Contrail Falcon 50 N352WB

This livery replicates N352WB (Serial No. 71), a Dassault Falcon Aviation 50 which has had an interesting past, prior to its current incarnation as a US registered business jet.

Airframe Timeline

• 1982–1988: Operated out of Baghdad by the Iraqi Government under the civil registration YI-ALB, available to download here (hangaraddons.com).
• 1988: Gifted by Saddam Hussein to the Republic of Djibouti as a geopolitical gesture. It was re-registered as J2-KAE (later J2-KBA) to serve as their primary presidential transport. -The Gulf War Escape: Because it was transferred to East Africa in 1988, serial number 71 completely escaped the 1991 Gulf War. While the rest of Iraq’s Falcons were either destroyed or seized by Iran, this airframe survived untouched.
• Present Day: After decades of service in Africa, the aircraft was sold into the private market. It was imported to the United States, fully overhauled, and is still actively flying today under the US registration N352WB.

Technical Note This livery has been created using mesh decals, matching the method used on the stock liveries. This ensures the livery stripes retain a perfectly crisp finish at any zoom level without pixelation.