Dassault’s Falcon 6X Receives EASA and FAA Certification

Today, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) have issued the type certificate for Dassault’s Falcon 6X.

A worldwide total of 1,500 flight hours were logged during the test programme, which lasted more than two years. The Falcon 6X is now undergoing final construction, which is a key step towards entering service.

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“The Falcon 6X’s certification marks an incredible turning point for Dassault Aviation. We appreciate our clients’ trust as well as the dedication of the EASA and FAA certification teams in this difficult procedure. According to Dassault Aviation Chairman and CEO Eric Trappier, the Falcon 6X is the first entirely new business jet to adhere to the most recent requirements, improving the safety and security of all new aircraft.

The Falcon 6X has a range of 5,500 nautical miles (10,200 km) and is the longest-range jet in its class with unmatched passenger luxury and maximum mission flexibility. It was built by Dassault Aviation, a global leader in business and fighter aircraft.

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The Falcon 6X is the most large, technologically advanced, and adaptable twinjet available for long-haul corporate travel. It has received numerous design honors, including the International Yacht & Aviation Award and the Red Dot Award.