Maintenance and Modifications
Dassault bolstering its Falcon support
Dismissing the current downturn as a temporary setback, Dassault is expanding its Falcon service center network, confident that deliveries planned over the

Dismissing the current downturn as a temporary setback, Dassault is expanding its Falcon service center network, confident that deliveries planned over the coming months and years warrant the addition of several centers, either owned or authorized, according to Dassault’s customer support senior executives. During an interview at the company’s headquarters in Saint-Cloud, near Paris, they also noted they want to be ready for the next upturn.

With more Falcons flying from more bases, skilled, certified maintenance technicians will be in demand all over the world, particularly in emerging countries such as Russia and Brazil, which have become major customer bases. In total, there are now five factory-owned Dassault Aircraft Services facilities and 28 authorized service centers (ASCs).

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