When the ultra-wealthy seek to showcase their affluence, they often invest in luxury homes, commission opulent superyachts, or acquire exotic supercars. Yet, one of the most extravagant ways to signify success is by owning a personal aircraft. While helicopters offer versatility, a business jet like the Falcon 10X delivers an unparalleled travel experience in style and comfort.
While arriving by helicopter certainly makes a statement, Dassault Aviation presents a compelling argument for the Falcon 10X. This latest addition to their fleet is touted as offering “the largest and most comfortable cabin in its class,” providing unmatched modularity with a variety of interior configurations to suit any preference.
Cruising at an impressive Mach 0.925, the Falcon 10X brings you closer to the realm of supersonic travel. With an extraordinary range of approximately 7,500 nautical miles, it effortlessly connects destinations like New York to Shanghai or Hong Kong to New York without the need for refueling.
The Falcon 10X boasts a remarkably spacious cabin, measuring 6′ 8″ in height and 9′ 1″ in width, featuring 38 large windows that enhance the feeling of openness. With a total cabin volume of 2,780 cubic feet—198 cubic feet of which is dedicated to baggage and cargo—this jet redefines comfort in the skies.
Powered by two Rolls-Royce Pearl 10X engines, the Falcon 10X generates over 18,000 lb. of thrust. Pilots benefit from a state-of-the-art NeXus flight deck equipped with a Honeywell Primus Epic system. Climbing up to 15,000 feet, this aircraft requires less than 6,000 feet for takeoff and under 2,500 feet for landing, making it a marvel of engineering and luxury.
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