Air Charter Current military operators Djibouti Air Force Egyptian Air Force French Navy Imperial Iranian Air Force, later Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force as well as Islamic Republic of Iran Army Aviation Imperial Iranian Navy, later Islamic Republic of Iran Navy (Navy Aviation) Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps Japan Coast Guard Pakistan Air Force – 3 in service, including 2 DA-20s in EW, ECM, ESM roles Spanish Air and Space Force Sudanese Air Force Syrian Air Force Tunisian Air Force Venezuelan Air Force Former military operators Royal Australian Air Force – Three in service from 1967 to 1989. No. 34 Squadron RAAF Belgian Air Component – 2 Falcon 20E-5 operated from 1973 as VIP aircraft. Retired 22 December 2016. Royal Canadian Air Force Canadian Forces 412 Transport Squadron and No. 414 Squadron RCAF 1970–1989 as CC-117 Chilean Navy French Air Force Guinea-Bissau Air Force Royal Jordanian Air Force Jordanian Royal Flight Lebanese Air Force Libyan Air Force (Mirage Weapons Trainer) Royal Moroccan Air Force Royal Norwegian Air Force 717 Squadron - the remaining two planes 041 Hugin and 053 Munin were retired in September 2022, following a farewell flight over large parts of Southern Norway. Their duties will be taken over by the new F-35A and P-8 Poseidon planes being delivered to the RNoAF Nicaraguan Air Force Oman Royal Flight Panamanian Public Forces Peruvian Air Force Portuguese Air Force South African Air Force United States Coast Guard Specifications (Falcon 20F) Popular culture The Mystère 20 prototype was also featured in the 1966 comedy How to Steal a Million, starring Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole. See also References Citations Bibliography . . McClennan, J. Mac. "French Bred - Dassault Falcon 200: Not just a Pretty Face." Flying, April 1987. Vol. 114, No. 4. ISSN 0015-4806. pp. 30–36. External links Dassault Falcon 20 (ELINT/ECM) Used Falcons Archive Falcon 0020 1960s French business aircraft Low-wing aircraft Twinjets Cruciform tail aircraft Aircraft first flown in 1963