Dassault Aviation Unveils the Falcon 10X, Its Long-Range Business Jet

Unprecedented Cabin Space and Comfort

The Falcon 10X features the largest cabin ever conceived for a business jet. With a width of 2.77 meters and a height of 2.03 meters, it exceeds the closest competitor by 20 centimeters in width and 5 centimeters in height. CEO Éric Trappier's goal is to 'allow passengers to live on board the aircraft as they do in their daily lives.' The cabin boasts 38 extra-large windows, nearly 50% larger than those of the Falcon 8X, and can be configured into three or four zones including dining areas, private suites, full-size bedrooms, or shower facilities. At a cruising altitude of 12,500 meters, the cabin pressure is maintained at about 900 meters, with continuously refreshed air and zone-adjustable temperatures.

Advanced Aerodynamics and Avionics

The Falcon 10X benefits from innovations in aerodynamics, materials, avionics, and flight controls, derived from Dassault Aviation's expertise in fighter jets. The aircraft will fly at a peak speed of Mach 0.925 and has a range of 7,500 nm (13,890 km). The first business jet with an entirely composite wing combines high-lift devices and next-generation composite architecture. The NeXus cockpit is the most advanced ever installed in a business jet, featuring touchscreen displays, advanced automation tools, and a dual-standard FalconEye Enhanced Vision System. The Pearl 10X engines, developed with Rolls-Royce around the Advance2 core, generate a thrust exceeding 8,000 dN (18,000 lb), providing access to premium airports and ultra-long-range capabilities. The Falcon 10X program is now moving towards flight testing and its extensive evaluation campaign.