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    Falcon 7X

    The Dassault Falcon 7X made history as the first business jet with a fully digital fly-by-wire flight control system, delivering unmatched precision and control. With a range of 5,950 nautical miles and seating for fifteen passengers, it combines cutting-edge innovation with the refined French craftsmanship Dassault is known for. Three engines provide added safety and steep-approach capability into challenging airports worldwide.

    Range

    5,950 NM

    Speed

    488 KTAS

    Capacity

    15 PAX

    Specifications

    Cabin Layout & Details

    Cabin Height

    6.2 ft

    Lavatory

    Fully Enclosed

    Cabin Width

    7.8 ft

    Galley

    Fully Equipped

    Cabin Length

    39.1 ft

    Seating Capacity

    15 Pax

    Cabin Volume

    1,552 cu ft

    Baggage Capacity

    140 cu ft

    Interior

    Inside the Falcon 7X

    The Falcon 7X's cabin is 39.1 feet long and 7.8 feet wide, with 6.2 feet of headroom. Up to fifteen passengers are accommodated across three distinct cabin zones — a forward conference area, a mid-cabin lounge, and an aft rest area with divan. Dassault's legendary interior craftsmanship is evident in hand-finished leather, exotic wood veneers, and precision-machined metal fittings. The fully equipped galley provides hot meal service for long-haul flights. The enclosed lavatory offers full privacy. The tri-engine configuration provides exceptional safety and enables steep approaches into challenging airports like London City, Lugano, and Aspen. The fly-by-wire flight control system — a first in business aviation — delivers precision handling and a smoother ride for passengers. With 140 cubic feet of baggage space, the 7X accommodates extensive luggage for international travel.

    Ideal Routes

    Best Routes for the Falcon 7X

    The Falcon 7X's 5,950 NM range covers transatlantic routes, all domestic US flights, and most intercontinental city pairs. Its tri-engine steep-approach capability allows access to challenging airports that many ultra-long-range jets cannot serve.

    Comparison

    How the Falcon 7X Compares

    The Falcon 7X competes with the Gulfstream G550, Global 6000, and G650ER. Its tri-engine configuration is unique in the ultra-long-range class, providing steep-approach capability that none of the twin-engine competitors can match. Against the G550, the 7X offers a wider cabin (7.8 ft vs. 7.4 ft) but less range (5,950 vs. 6,750 NM). The fly-by-wire system delivers a noticeably smoother ride. For travelers who value French craftsmanship, tri-engine safety, and access to challenging airports, the Falcon 7X is the premier choice.

    The Haute Jets Difference

    Charter a Falcon 7X with Confidence

    Haute Jets charters Falcon 7Xs from Dassault-specialist operators meeting our Wyvern, ARGUS, or IS-BAO safety standards. The aircraft's unique capabilities make it a favorite for international charter into challenging destinations. Your advisor manages every detail for a premium Dassault experience.

    Common Questions

    Falcon 7X Charter FAQ

    How much does it cost to charter a Falcon 7X?

    Charter rates for the Falcon 7X typically range from $11,000 to $15,000 per flight hour. A transatlantic charter generally costs $85,000–$115,000 one way. Contact Haute Jets for route-specific pricing.

    Why does the Falcon 7X have three engines?

    The tri-engine configuration provides added safety for overwater flights and enables steep approaches into challenging airports (like London City, Lugano, and Aspen) that twin-engine jets cannot serve. It also provides excellent performance at high-altitude airports.

    What is fly-by-wire?

    The Falcon 7X was the first business jet with a fully digital fly-by-wire flight control system, where electronic signals replace mechanical linkages between the cockpit controls and flight surfaces. This provides more precise control, a smoother ride, and enhanced safety.

    How many passengers does the Falcon 7X seat?

    The Falcon 7X seats up to 15 passengers. For maximum comfort on long flights, 10–12 passengers is ideal.

    Can the Falcon 7X fly transatlantic?

    Yes. With 5,950 NM of range, the Falcon 7X handles most transatlantic routes nonstop, including both eastbound and westbound crossings.

    Charter rates shown are estimated market averages and vary based on availability, route, departure date, and operator. Actual pricing is confirmed at the time of booking. Contact Haute Jets for a free quote on this aircraft.

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