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UPCOMING SPOTLIGHT: DASSAULT FALCON 6X<br />

INTRODUCTION<br />

Powering the Falcon 6X is Pratt & Whitney Canada’s Pure®Power<br />

PW812D engines, capable of producing 13,000-14,000 lbs of<br />

thrust. Equipped with a low maintenance single piece fan and<br />

emission reducing Talon combustor, the PurePower PW800 family<br />

offers the highest efficiency, reliability and maintainability in the 10,000-<br />

20,000 lb class. Setting a new "green" engine standard for emissions, the<br />

engine’s low-noise design and low-vibration levels contribute to reducing<br />

cabin noise for a more comfortable passenger experience.<br />

CROSS SECTION<br />

2.58 M / 8 ft 5 in<br />

With a maximum capability of flying directly from Beijing to San Francisco<br />

or Moscow to Singapore, the 6X has a top speed of Mach 0.90 and a<br />

maximum range of 5,500nm. At its long-range cruise speed of Mach 0.85,<br />

the 6X can also connect Paris to Beijing or Los Angeles to London.<br />

1.98 M / 6 ft 6 in<br />

The Falcon 6X can now land with much more fuel than most competing<br />

aircraft, allowing operators to make short stops at interim airports<br />

without having to refuel. Additionally, the twinjet is certified for steep<br />

approaches attributed to its new generation and ultra-efficient wings,<br />

which optimize landing on short runways with difficult approaches.<br />

• Configurable seating designs<br />

2.18 M / 7 ft 2 in<br />

With one of the largest cabins of its class, passengers can travel on the<br />

6X in comfort and style. The aircraft’s cabin is six feet, six inches (1.98<br />

m) high and 8 feet 6 inches (2.58 m) wide — the highest and widest<br />

cross section in a purpose-built business jet – and is 40 feet 4 inches<br />

(12.3 m) long. It can accommodate up to 16 passengers in three distinct<br />

lounge areas, with room for multiple configurations including a large<br />

entry way/crew rest area and a spacious rear lounge.<br />

Every element of the cabin’s design has been meticulously rethought, the<br />

result of an extensive survey of customer tastes and inputs from Dassault<br />

Aviation’s own in-house Design Studio. Significantly more natural light<br />

floods into the cabin thanks to 30 extra-large windows including a unique<br />

galley skylight – the first in business aviation – designed to provide<br />

additional brightness in an area usually devoid of natural light.<br />

While the most attractive highlights of the 6X include its range and<br />

cabin size, 6X owners and operators can also enjoy the extensive<br />

global support network backed by Dassault Aviation. Reduced<br />

maintenance costs, thanks to Dassault’s FalconCare program,<br />

not only allows for budget predictability but provides extended<br />

maintenance intervals. Complementing the aviation giant’s<br />

widespread authorized service centers located in Beijing, Shanghai,<br />

Hong Kong, Singapore and many other locations is its 24/7 customer<br />

service with over one hundred field service reps. With the acquisition<br />

of the MRO network of ExecuJet, expanding Dassault’s support<br />

footprint throughout the Asia Pacific, Africa and Middle East regions,<br />

there is now more support than ever before.<br />

www.dassaultfalcon.com<br />

THE ULTIMATE CABIN EXPERIENCE<br />

The Falcon 6X cabin is simply the tallest and widest in any purpose built business jet. It gives you more personal space to sit or stand. More room<br />

for areas of privacy and relaxation as well as common areas where teams can meet and confer. The 6X cabin is the ultimate in flexible living and<br />

working space, providing a level of comfort that will help you go far and accomplish more.<br />

SECOND QUARTER <strong>2019</strong> — ASIAN SKY QUARTERLY | 33

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