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Data as of Tuesday, 26 May 2026

Dassault Falcon Family

Platform Intelligence Across the Dassault Falcon Range

Dassault Aviation's Falcon business-jet range occupies a distinct position in the large-cabin market, combining trijet redundancy on the 8X and 900LX with the wide-cabin twin architecture of the 6X. All three in-service platforms feature Dassault's EASy flight-management system and are certificated to FL510, offering operators a coherent family spanning intercontinental twin to ultra-long-range trijet configurations.

This page presents performance, cabin, and operating-cost data for the Falcon 6X, Falcon 8X, and Falcon 900LX. The Falcon 10X development programme is noted separately; certification is expected in 2027 and in-service data will be added when available.

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Platforms In Service
6,325 nm
Max Range (8X LRC)
Mach 0.90
Highest Mmo (8X)
Trijet + Twin
Engine Configuration

Dassault Falcon 6X

Wide-Cabin Twin • Current Production

The Falcon 6X entered service in 2023 as Dassault's wide-cabin twin, powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D engines and equipped with EASy IV avionics. Its cabin width of 8.5 ft is the widest among current twin-engine Falcons, accommodating up to 16 passengers. With a long-range cruise range of 5,500 nm, the 6X serves transatlantic and intercontinental routes where cabin volume takes priority over the extended range of the 8X trijet.

Dassault Falcon 6X
Falcon 8X shown; the 6X is the twin-engine wide-cabin successor.
Range
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nm at long-range cruise
Max Speed
499 kts
Mach 0.90 maximum cruise
Passengers
Up to 16
typical large-cabin configuration
Ceiling
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ft • 3,950 ft cabin alt at max
Cabin Volume
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cu ft total cabin
Engines
PW812D
2× Pratt & Whitney Canada
Key Specifications
Entry Into Service2023
Production2021 – Present
AvionicsDassault EASy IV (Honeywell Primus Epic)
Normal Cruise Speed488 kts
Long-Range Cruise Speed459 kts
Balanced Field Length5,480 ft
Cabin Dimensions (L × W × H)40.3 × 8.5 × 6.5 ft
Baggage Volume155 cu ft
Max Takeoff Weight77,460 lb
Cabin Altitude at FL5103,950 ft
Variable Cost / Hour$6,833
Annual Fixed Cost$1,407,686

Dassault Falcon 8X

Ultra-Long-Range Trijet • Current Production

The Falcon 8X entered service in 2016 as the longest-range variant in the Falcon trijet family, powered by three Pratt & Whitney Canada PW307D engines and equipped with EASy III. With a long-range cruise range of 6,325 nm and a maximum certified altitude of FL510, the 8X connects city pairs such as London to Singapore or New York to Dubai. As the only trijet in current Falcon production, it offers a distinct operational profile combining extended range with the engine-redundancy characteristics of three-engine architecture.

Dassault Falcon 8X
Range
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nm at long-range cruise
Max Speed
492 kts
Mach 0.90 maximum cruise
Passengers
Up to 12
typical trijet configuration
Ceiling
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ft • 6,000 ft cabin alt at max
Cabin Volume
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cu ft total cabin
Engines
PW307D
3× Pratt & Whitney Canada
Key Specifications
Entry Into Service2016
Production2016 – Present (108 delivered)
Serial Numbers402 and onward
AvionicsHoneywell Primus Epic (EASy III)
Normal Cruise Speed488 kts
Long-Range Cruise Speed459 kts (453 kts average over sector)
Balanced Field Length5,820 ft
Cabin Dimensions (L × W × H)42.7 × 7.7 × 6.2 ft
Baggage Volume140 cu ft
Max Takeoff Weight73,000 lb
Cabin Altitude at FL5106,000 ft
Variable Cost / Hour$6,838
Annual Fixed Cost$1,514,183

Dassault Falcon 900LX

Long-Range Trijet • Current Production

The Falcon 900LX entered service in 2010 as the latest variant of the long-established 900 series, powered by three Honeywell TFE731-60 engines and equipped with EASy II/III avionics. With a published range of 4,600 nm, the 900LX covers intercontinental routes including transatlantic sectors. Its three-engine configuration, certificated to FL510, provides an operational profile suited to operators requiring trijet capability at a lower acquisition basis than the 8X.

Dassault Falcon 900LX
Range
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nm at long-range cruise
Max Speed
482 kts
Mach 0.87 maximum cruise
Passengers
Up to 12
typical trijet configuration
Ceiling
0
ft maximum certified altitude
Cabin Volume
0
cu ft total cabin
Engines
TFE731-60
3× Honeywell
Key Specifications
Entry Into Service2010
Production2010 – Present
AvionicsHoneywell EASy II/III
Normal Cruise Speed475 kts
Long-Range Cruise Speed459 kts
Balanced Field Length5,360 ft
Cabin Dimensions (L × W × H)33.2 × 7.7 × 6.2 ft
Baggage Volume127 cu ft
Max Takeoff Weight49,000 lb
Variable Cost / Hourpreliminary
Annual Fixed Costpreliminary

Fleet Comparison at a Glance

Key metrics across the in-service Dassault Falcon range. Hover a column to highlight; best values in each row are accented. Operating-cost data for the 900LX is pending.

Falcon 900LX Falcon 6X Falcon 8X
Range (LRC) 4,600 nm 5,500 nm 6,325 nm
Max Cruise Speed 482 kts 499 kts 492 kts
Passengers 12 16 12
Cabin Length 33.2 ft 40.3 ft 42.7 ft
Cabin Width 7.67 ft 8.50 ft 7.70 ft
Cabin Height 6.17 ft 6.50 ft 6.20 ft
Cabin Volume 1,264 cu ft 1,843 cu ft 1,695 cu ft
Balanced Field Length 5,360 ft 5,480 ft 5,820 ft
MTOW 49,000 lb 77,460 lb 73,000 lb
Engines 3× TFE731-60 2× PW812D 3× PW307D
Variable Cost / Hour N/A $6,833 $6,838
Annual Fixed Cost N/A $1.41M $1.51M

Range Comparison (nm, LRC)

Falcon 900LX
4,600
Falcon 6X
5,500
Falcon 8X
6,325

Operating Cost Summary

Falcon 6X
$6,833
per flight hour
$1.41M
annual fixed
Falcon 8X
$6,838
per flight hour
$1.51M
annual fixed
Falcon 900LX
N/A
per flight hour
N/A
annual fixed

Notes

Falcon 10X Programme Dassault's Falcon 10X is under development as a next-generation ultra-long-range platform. Certification is expected in 2027. In-service data will be added to this page once the aircraft enters commercial operation. The 10X is not included in the comparison table or cost figures above.
Falcon 6X vs. 8X The Falcon 6X is the twin-engine wide-cabin counterpart to the 8X trijet. The 6X offers a wider cabin cross-section (8.5 ft vs. 7.7 ft) and higher passenger capacity (16 vs. 12 typical), while the 8X delivers greater range (6,325 nm vs. 5,500 nm) and operates on three engines. Selection typically reflects a trade-off between cabin width and maximum sector length.
Falcon 900LX Cost Data Operating-cost figures for the Falcon 900LX were not available from the data source at the time of publication. Values are shown as N/A in the comparison table and cost cards. This page will be updated when data becomes available.

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