Aircraft
Dassault reveals winglet-equipped Falcon 2000LX
The three-engine, 5,950-nm-range Falcon 7X, certified on April 30, is Dassault Falcon’s proudest achievement (see story on page 6) and certainly it will be

The three-engine, 5,950-nm-range Falcon 7X, certified on April 30, is Dassault Falcon’s proudest achievement (see story on page 6) and certainly it will be the Falcon model attracting the most visitors here at EBACE. But the French airframer also took time at its press conference yesterday to announce an upgraded version of the Falcon 2000, its popular twin-engine business jet.

“The Falcon 2000 in its EX version has been our best seller for several years,” said Charles Edelstenne, chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation, at the press conference. “That should not keep us from trying to make it better. That is what we have done with our EASy cockpit, and that is what we will do with the new model that I am introducing today, the Falcon 2000LX.”