Dassault Falcon 7X

The Falcon 7X is one of the best and most luxurious jets currently in service developed and built by the French aircraft manufacturer Dassault Aviation.

The Falcon 7X is using 15-30% less fuel than its peers making it one of the most cost efficient long-haul charter jets currently in service. Which make it ideal for medium and large size group trips to destinations that are up to 12 flight hours away.

Cabin Experience

The Falcon 7X can carry up to 16 passengers in three cabin zones that are also one of the quietest. Which consist normally of a first section with 4 club chairs followed by a dinner area with 4 seats and a conference table and a one sofa and 2 club chair configuration in the back which can be turned into a flatbed for overnight flights for up to 6 passengers. The second and third section are depending on the configuration of the plane separated by curtains or a wooden wall.

Speed

The 7X can reach a maximum cruising speed of mach 0.90 which makes it an efficient aircraft for long haul charter flights whether that’s from London to Tokyo or Paris to Male.

For which flights is the Falcon 7X suited best?

It’s an ideal aircraft if you are looking to fly with a larger group to destinations of up to 11 flight hours or if you are looking to fly overnight FirstJets would recommend you to fly with a maximum of 7 passengers.

How far can I fly with a Falcon 7X?

The 7X can fly up to 5,950 nm or 11,019 km which are in flight hours around 11 hours. With that range you can easily reach Male from London or Paris out of Miami when chartering a Falcon 7X.

What are comparable Aircraft?

Comparable aircraft would be the Global 6500 from the Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier or the Gulfstream G550 by the US manufacturer Gulfstream. Both have similar on board experience and range and can be chartered at a similar price. However fuel wise the Falcon 7X is slightly less consuming. If you are looking for even more space your perfect choice might be the Global 7500 or newly introduced Flacon 10X that will hit the market in 2025.

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