Featuring a breakthrough design, the Dassault Falcon 7X can fly faster and higher than any jet in the Falcon family designed and manufactured by French aviation leader Dassault. Designed to be the first fly-by-wire business jet, the technical prowess of the 7X is hard to match. The designing process, as Dassault claim, is entirely done on a virtual platform which is the reason why every part of the 7X is well thought out and designed to perform at optimum levels.
Of the many defining factors of the Falcon 7X, the uncompromising cabin comfort has got to be the most important for weary jetsetters. While the Falcon 7X makes light work of long-distance travels, if longer distances needed to be travelled, the comfortable interior would provide a great place to rest. The seats are not the only outstanding features of the Falcon 7X on the inside but also its cabin altitude set at 6,000 feet which is 2,000 feet lower than the standard. The interior is also designed to block out the noise from the engine and the outside magnificently.
The Falcon 7X is powered by three Pratt & Whitney Canada PW307A turbofans with each capable of 6,400 pounds of force output. That much power is enough to push this jet to speeds of up to 593 mph or 515 knots. All these power can be easily harnessed by the pilot to match the flying conditions thanks to a pilot-friendly system in place. The Enhanced Avionics System or EASy makes man and machine interaction a smooth one thus reducing the risk of overloading the pilot with tasks. This system ensures that this reliable aircraft would also be a safe one.
| Passengers | 14 passenger with 3 crew |
|---|---|
| Lavatory | Full |
| Airspeed | 486 kt (559 mph, 900 km/h) |
| Range | 11,019 km (5,950 nm) |
| Cabin Size | 11′ 6″ (width) x 72′ 4″ (length) x 7′ (height) |
| Baggage Capacity | 640 ft3 |
| Factsheet | Make/Model of Aircraft (.pdf) -75kB |