Charter a Falcon 7X
Ultra Long Range Jet
Falcon 7X Overview
- Aircraft Class:
- Ultra Long Range Jet
- Maker:
- Dassault
- Price (per hour):
- $8,000 — $12,000
- Year of Manufacture:
- 2007 — Present
From nose to tail and wing to wing, the Dassault Falcon 7X is designed to be one of the most elegant, efficient, and technologically advanced business jets ever made.
This long-range business jet began production in 2005, and is one of only two tri-jet aircraft currently in production
Falcon 7X Interior
- Seats:
- 16
- Cabin Volume:
- 1,552 cu ft
- Cabin Dimensions:
- 6'2" Hx 7'8"W x 39'1"L ft.
- Baggage Capacity:
- 140 cu ft
Dassault partnered with BMW Group DesignworksUSA to create one of the quietest interior designs in its class. The cabin is designed for superior comfort during long haul flights, with comfortable seating for 12 to 16 passengers across three zones, with 28 windows lining the cabin to provide each area with plenty of natural light.
Empty Legs
Empty leg charter flights are a core offering of any on-demand charter provider.
Browse upcoming empty legs below.
Falcon 7X Performance
- Aircraft Range:
- 5,800 nmi
- Cruise Speed:
- 690 mph
Dassault claims that their 7X is the most advanced business jet ever produced. Well, it’s the 1st business jet to ever utilize fighter jet technology, incorporating advancements from its Mirage fighter jet. This made also made it the 1st private jet to incorporate “fly-by-wire” technology, using an electronic interface as opposed to traditional manual controls).
The 7X is one also one of the only private jets to use a tri-jet engine configuration, resulting in one of the most fuel-efficient, high-performance long-range jets ever produced (and of course, one of the most advanced).
Three fuel-efficient Pratt & Whitney Canada PW307A engines power the 7x, providing 6,402 lbs of thrust each while offering up to 30% reduced fuel consumption compared to other jets in its class. The addition of a third engine allows for incredible transoceanic range, and maximum speeds of up to 0.90 Mach.
