Finance, Taxes, Insurance
Dassault 1H Revenue Nears €4.2B; Falcon Sales Rebound
Trappier cites renewed Asian interest in Falcon business jet market
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Dassault Aviation’s first-half 2026 revenues rose 46% year over year, to €4.157 billion ($4.74 billion), while net orders of Falcons nearly tripled as chairman and CEO Éric Trappier cited a broad recovery in the business aviation market. This was tempered by supply chain strain and a French government tax surcharge that compressed profit margins.

Falcon net orders reached 23 in the first six months versus eight in the same period last year, which Trappier described as “a marked recovery in sales in 2026.” Dassault delivered 13 Falcons in the first half, one more than a year ago, generating revenue of €1.2 billion, up from €1.1 billion in first-half 2025. Dassault logged net orders for 31 Falcons for all of 2025.

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