Dassault Falcon 6X – The first ultra-wide business jet
For our business aircraft category, we’re off to a strong start with the Dassault Falcon 6X. The Falcon 6X replaces the 5X, which was cancelled in December 2017. Let yourself be seduced by the widest business jet, equipped with the latest technological innovations, and embark in a comfortable, spacious and silent space.
Dassault Falcon 6X6X
The Dassault Falcon 6X is a long-haul business jet in the Falcon family. The Falcon 6X redefines the business jet travel experience with innovations in comfort, safety and technology. It represents a new category of private jet: ultra-wide business jets. Its cabin is the highest (1.98 m) and widest (2.58 m) in business aviation, with a length of 12.30 m, offering unrivalled space and comfort.
Dassault Falcon 6X6X
The Falcon 6X’s striking cabin features contemporary styling with flowing, interrupted lines, 30 windows plus a unique skylight for natural light, three separate lounges, and an air filtration and circulation system. The Falcon 6X cabin gives you more personal space to sit or stand, as well as more space for privacy, leisure and collaboration. The 6X cabin is also equipped with the Dassault cabin management system, allowing you to use your personal devices, plus a broadband solution to keep you connected throughout your journey.
The Falcon 6X is equipped with an advanced digital flight control system and the world’s first combined vision system, automatically guaranteeing optimum performance and efficiency at all times.
With a range of 10,186 km and a top speed of Mach .90, the Falcon 6X can connect you to all the major business centers, opening up a wider world of comfort.
Dassault Falcon 6X6X
The Falcon 6X can fly directly from Los Angeles to Paris, or from Paris to Hong Kong, without any intermediate refueling. This performance allows it to serve small, hard-to-reach airports with no long runways.
Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PurePowerTM PW800 engines power the Falcon 6X, while providing a quiet, comfortable and spacious cabin. This spacious, modern and agile new twin-engine will undoubtedly set a new benchmark in the large-cabin, long-range business jet segment.
Dassault Falcon 6X6X - price
The Dassault Falcon 6X has a list price of $47 million, or around €39 million excluding VAT. It should be noted that French customers wishing to register their Falcon 6X in France must add 20% VAT. This brings the total to around 44.4 million euros. This price is subject to change depending on the options you choose for your hyperluxury aircraft: the Falcon 6X.
The Falcon 6X made its successful maiden flight in Bordeaux on March 10, 2021, and will begin delivery in 2022.
THE FALCON 6X'S INCREDIBLE FIGURES
- Distance covered: approx. 10.186 km
- Top speed : Mach .90
- Landing distance : 756 m *
- Approach speed: 202 km/h **
- Cabin height: 1.98 m
- Cabin width: 2.58 m
- Length (excluding cockpit and baggage compartment): 12.30 m
- Maximum number of passengers: 16
- *8 persons / 3 crew members, SL, IFR NBAA reserves
- **8 persons / 3 crew members, IFR NBAA reserves
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