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Immerse yourself in the realm of Dassault aircraft

A prestigious French brand renowned for its dedication to performance and innovation in private and military aviation. The celebrated Falcon series stands as a testament to Dassault’s unwavering commitment to excellence, offering private jet owners an unparalleled fusion of style, comfort, and technology.

The esteemed Falcon series exemplifies Dassault’s commitment to excellence, providing an unmatched fusion of luxury and innovation in the skies. A key factor that sets Dassault private jet apart is the manufacturer’s extensive experience in military aircraft design and manufacturing. This rich background translates into superior flight performance, handling, and reliability for their private jets, ensuring a smooth and secure journey for all who have the privilege of flying in Dassault jets.

History

1929

Marcel Dassault founds Société des Avions Marcel Bloch, focusing on military aircraft manufacturing

1963

Introduction of the Falcon 20, Dassault's first business jet, featuring a unique trijet configuration

1985

Dassault introduces the Falcon 900, a large-cabin, long-range business jet with advanced technology and performance

2001

Launch of the Falcon 7X, a pioneering trijet with fly-by-wire technology and enhanced range and comfort

2013

Dassault announces the Falcon 5X, featuring an innovative new engine and advanced aerodynamics

2017

Development of the Falcon 5X is cancelled due to engine issues

2018

Dassault unveils the Falcon 6X, a super-midsize jet with impressive range and cabin comfort

2020

Falcon 6X completes its maiden flight, marking an important milestone in the development of the aircraft

Manufacturing a brighter Future

Dassault is devoted to managing its environmental footprint through various sustainability efforts. As an active member of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Committee on Environmental Protection, Dassault supports Corsia and has committed to carbon neutrality by 2050.

The company actively promotes the use of Sustainable Alternative Fuel (SAF) for its Falcon series, which is already compatible with this eco-friendly fuel. Dassault’s involvement in applied research programs like Sesar, Clean Sky, and Corac focuses on lowering fuel consumption, reducing aircraft drag and weight, improving flight efficiency, and exploring hydrogen use in future aircraft. Additionally, Dassault is working to reduce industrial emissions and has been recognized for its achievements in climate change initiatives. The company is also committed to energy efficiency, both in the design of new facilities and buildings and through telecommuting and remote conferencing options to reduce travel-related emissions. Lastly, Dassault’s dedication to minimizing its environmental footprint and embracing the circular economy has resulted in a 80% waste recovery rate.