Falcon, Dassault

Dassault, a top player in the aviation industry, is known for its military aircraft and private jets. Til this day, it is the only manufacturer owned by the family of its founder Marcel Dassault (originally Marcel Bloch). 

Founded in 1929, the company began manufacturing military planes for the French government. In the early 1960s, the company of Serge Dassault divided its activities with military aviation on one hand and civil aviation on the other. The '60s marked the beginning of the Mystery - Falcon 20, first civil aircraft of Dassault Aviation. Today, Dassault Aviation presents several types of private jets to fit market needs. 

Falcon 2000S:

Introduced at the Paris Air Show 30 years ago in 1989, the Falcon 2000 obtained its certification in 1994 and entered the market shortly thereafter. The 2000S version is the evolution of the fifth civilian version of the Falcon 2000. The aircraft offers improved autonomy, new instruments, and a new design.

Technical specificities of the Falcon 2000S:

Interior cabin dimensions (length, height, width): 7,98m / 1,88m / 2,34m

Maximum amplitude: 6,205km (with 6 passengers)

Number of seats: 8 to 10 seats in the cabin

Falcon 2000LXS:

The Falcon LXS, latest version, released in 2014 includes many new features such as noise reducers in the passenger cabin, increased performance for take-off and landing, and autonomy allowing it to reach Paris from New York or Dubai from Hong Kong, without a fuel stop.

Technical specificities of Falcon 2000LXS:

Interior Cabin Dimensions (length, height, width): 7.98 m / 1.88 m / 2.34m

Maximum amplitude: 7,408km (with 6 passengers)

Number of seats: 8 to 10 seats in the cabin

Falcon 900LX:

Derived from its predecessor the Falcon 50, the Falcon 900 is since the mid-1980s a reference aircraft for all private jet users. Today, the Falcon 900 LX, is the sixth version of the original Falcon 900. The aircraft has continued to improve with a better range, new tanks, and new instruments up to date with the current standards of air regulations. 

Technical specificities of the Falcon 900LX: 

Interior cabin dimensions (length, height, width): 10,11m / 1,88m / 1,91m

Maximum amplitude: 8 800km (with 6 passengers)

Number of seats: From 8 to 14 seats in the cabin

Falcon 7X:

In 2005, the Falcon 7X took to the skies. Designed to outperform the Falcon 900EX, the 7X offers impressive features such as an 11000 km range, a cabin configuration capable of welcoming 16 passengers and 3 onboard crew. The Falcon 7X is also the first business jet equipped with electric flight controls.

Technical specificities of the Falcon 7X:

Interior cabin dimensions (length, height, width): 11,91m / 1,88m / 2,34m

Maximum amplitude: 11,020km (with 6 passengers)

Number of seats: 12 to 16 seats in the cabin

Falcon 8X:

The Falcon 8X, the latest addition to the Falcon line, was introduced at EBACE in 2014. The aircraft offers the largest cabin and the longest range of the Falcon line. It can reach Paris from Buenos Aires or Shanghai from New York without a fuel stop. 

Technical specificities of Falcon 8X:

Interior cabin dimensions (length, height, width): 13m / 1,88m / 2,34m

Maximum amplitude: 11,945km (with 6 passengers)

Number of seats: 12 to 16 seats in the cabin

Falcon 6X: 

Introduced in 2018, the Falcon 6X is the upcoming business jet of Dassault Aviation. Its development phase has been completed a few months ago - in May 2019 -  and its first flight is scheduled for 2021.  The Falcon 6X will combine a sleek look and technological upgrades for an improved onboard experience.   

Technical specificities of the Falcon 6X: 

Interior cabin dimensions (length, height, width): 12,30m / 1,98m / 2,58m

Maximum amplitude: 10 186km (with 6 passengers)

Number of seats: Up to 16 seats in the cabin

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