Posted on January 15th, 2019
The 200th large-cabin, long-range Falcon 7X business jet has been produced at Dassault’s Bordeaux-Merignac facility in southern France, as announced at the Farnborough International Airshow. This aircraft is scheduled to undergo final cabin completions this week.
Dassault Falcon president and CEO John Rosanvallon expressed pride in this milestone, noting that the 7X is the best-selling jet in the current Falcon family and remains highly sought after in its category. Over 150 fully outfitted Falcon 7Xs have been delivered, with 80 more in various stages of production or cabin completions. The Falcon 7X fleet has accumulated over 130,000 flight hours since its entry into service in 2007 and is operational in 32 countries worldwide.
Since its introduction, the business jet has seen the development of numerous new options aimed at offering a wide range of desirable features to customers. These include enhancements to cabin comfort, such as the addition of a shower aboard the trijet. The introduction of a BMW-designed interior option in 2009 brought subtle curves throughout the cabin, creating better flow and visually expanding the space.
Dassault has also made improvements to the standard features of the aircraft since its entry into service, including the incorporation of a Rockwell Collins cabin entertainment system equipped with an interactive 3-D moving map and an audio/video-on-demand solution, initially installed on a customer 7X in May. As reported by ainonline.com.
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