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The Digital Flight Revolution

The Falcon 7X was the world's first business jet to incorporate full Digital Flight Control System (fly-by-wire)technology, adapted directly from Dassault’s Rafale fighter jets. Launched in 2007, this tri-jet was a clean-sheet design meant to fly faster, higher, and further than any Falcon before it. With three engines providing a unique safety margin for long over-water flights, the 7X became the gold standard for global business travel.

The 7X Winning Philosophy

The 7X wins on precision and stability. Because of the fly-by-wire system, the aircraft is incredibly smooth in turbulence and offers handling characteristics that are second to none. The "tri-jet" configuration (three engines) allows the 7X to bypass many of the restrictive ETOPS regulations that twin-engine jets face, providing more direct routing across oceans. It is the choice for the traveler who values the ultimate in French engineering, safety, and a cabin that feels like a high-end Parisian suite.

Global Range and Tri-Jet Security

The Falcon 7X is a premier long-range business jet, blending cutting-edge technology with a spacious, three-zone cabin. It comfortably seats up to 14 passengers in an environment that features a full-service galley, a private stateroom, and a quiet, pressurized interior designed for long-haul comfort. Powered by three Pratt & Whitney PW307A engines, the 7X reaches a top speed of Mach 0.90 and an impressive range of 5,950 nautical miles. The EASy II flight deck and fly-by-wire technology ensure the highest level of operational safety and precision for missions spanning the globe.