The new Dassault Aviation flagship business jet program will now move toward its next milestone: flight testing. Once airborne, the aircraft will begin an extensive evaluation campaign designed to validate its performance and bring the most advanced Falcon ever built into service.
The delivery marks a significant milestone for the Irish Air Corps, providing the force with a new strategic reach capability.
Dassault Aviation’s Falcon 6X entered service on November 30 following post-certification upgrades required by EASA
These certifications conclude a more than two-year-long test campaign during which 1,500 flight hours were logged worldwide. The first Falcon 6X production unit is undergoing final completion.
Part of the new generation PW800 engines family, the PW812D is exclusively designed to power the latest Dassault Falcon 6X business jet. PW800 engines family share a common core with the Pratt & Whitney GTF commercial aviation engine.
The dual HUD configuration will ultimately permit an EFVS-to-land capability in near zero-zero conditions, pending new EASA regulations.
The objective of this 40-stop, 150-hour campaign, set to begin next month, is to ensure the reliability of the aircraft and onboard systems in real world operating conditions prior to initial customer deliveries.
The Falcon Privacy Suite concept will offer more personal space, greater peace and quiet, and a more comfortable and restful sleep on long flights.
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The 10X features the industry’s largest cabin combined with the most advanced technology on a purpose-built Business Jet when entering into service at the end of 2025.