Dassault Falcon Jet, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dassault Aviation, today marked the opening of a major new maintenance facility at Melbourne Orlando International Airport (KMLB). This facility represents a significant expansion of Dassault’s presence in the Americas and reflects the companyâ€...

Dassault Aviation today inaugurated a new facility, in , northwest of Paris. The opening ceremony, presided over by Chairman and CEO Eric Trappier, alongside the plant’s employees, was attended by Philippe Court, the Prefect of Val d’Oise, and numerous elected officials, including Valérie PÃ...

Dassault Aviation’s latest addition to its large-cabin business jet family, the ultra long-range Falcon 10X, received the Chicago Athenaeum award for Good Design. “These and other awards received by our rapidly expanding fleet are eloquent testimony to the unparalleled design and engineering ...

Dassault Aviation Chairman and CEO Eric Trappier has congratulated Pratt & Whitney Canada on Transport Canada’s approval of the latest member of the company’s PW800 family of high-efficiency engines, which powers Dassault’s new extra widebody Falcon 6X.   “Pratt & Whitn...

The final assembly team at Dassault Aviation in Bordeaux-Merignac (France) opened the doors to show the world the company’s newest and most advanced aircraft, the Falcon 6X. “Today’s rollout is a significant achievement. I am very pleased to present the addition of an all-new aircraft desi...

Dassault Aviation is making steady progress toward an early 2021 planned first flight for its latest and roomiest aircraft, the Falcon 6X, despite the upheaval caused by the coronavirus epidemic. “Bringing the Falcon 6X to market on schedule is a top priority for the company. Our planning and ...