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Dassault Building Components, Testing Systems on Falcon 10X
Company expects to begin final assembly later this year
Dassault 10X mock up
Entry into service for Dassault Aviation’s Mach 0.925 Falcon 10X is planned for 2027. © David McIntosh

Dassault Aviation is moving ahead on development of major assemblies for what will become its flagship Falcon 10X—a 7,500-nm, Mach 0.925 aircraft that is set to enter service in 2027. The company brought a full-scale mockup of the 10X to its booth in the exhibit hall, providing a glimpse of the flight deck and 53-foot-long cabin.

The company had previously confirmed the delay, but chairman and CEO Eric Trappier told reporters yesterday at EBACE, “We are now confident that [2027] should work.”

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