Maintenance and Modifications
ExecuJet Australia Preps for Falcon 6X Service Entry
First delivery is imminent following August 22 certification
ExecuJet MRO Services Australia maintenance facility
ExecuJet MRO Services Australia is ready for entry into service of the Falcon 6X. (Photo: Dassault)

Dassault Aviation’s ExecuJet MRO Services Australia is preparing its facility and personnel for entry into service of the Falcon 6X, the French manufacturer’s largest business jet. The 6X received FAA and EASA certification on August 22, and the first customer aircraft are undergoing completions in preparation for delivery, which will occur shortly.

To prepare for the 6X’s arrival in Australia and New Zealand, ExecuJet has sent technicians to France and the U.S. for maintenance training. Pratt & Whitney Canada-approved training organizations have also been training ExecuJet's technicians on the 6X’s PW812D engines. ExecuJet’s Australia operation employs more than 80 personnel and plans to add more technicians.