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Dassault Reports Steady Progress on Falcon 6X and 10X
Dassault returns to EBACE 2022 exhibiting a fully completed Falcon 6X and highlighting its progress towards certification.
Falcon 6X at the EBACE 2022 static display. (Photo: David McIntosh)
Falcon 6X at the EBACE 2022 static display. (Photo: David McIntosh)

Dassault Aviation (Booth Z67, Static AD_20) is making good use of the return this week of the in-person EBACE to showcase the latest additions to its Falcon business jet family. The French airframer is displaying a fully completed Falcon 6X at Europe’s premier business aviation event, marking the twinjet's public debut, while a full-size cabin mockup of its 7,500-nm Falcon 10X is making its EBACE debut.

The 10X mockup on display this week in Geneva has a cabin configuration that differs from the one shown in October at NBAA-BACE—which is remaining in the U.S.—and emphasizes the highly modular design and flexible arrangements of the interior. Dassault unveiled the 10X, its largest and longest-range aircraft yet, last May.

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