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Dassault Falcon 10X: The Complete Buyer's Guide

Dassault Falcon 10X: The Complete Buyer's Guide
Overview

The Short Version

The Falcon 10X is Dassault’s next ultra-long-range program. First flight took place on June 19, 2026, beginning an announced two-year certification campaign. Its published 7,500 NM range and large cabin are program specifications subject to certification. Buyers should evaluate delivery timing, contractual protection and interim lift. It has not entered service, and there is no established pre-owned aircraft market.

Dassault Falcon 10X exterior
Dassault Falcon 10X — Photo: Eraser-Gin, CC BY-SA 4.0
Specifications

At a Glance

ManufacturerDassault
In ProductionIn flight testing; first flight June 19, 2026
Engines2× Rolls-Royce Pearl 10X (18,000 lbs thrust each)
Range7,500 NM (13,890 km) at Mach 0.85
Max SpeedMach 0.925 (long-range cruise: Mach 0.85)
Ceiling51,000 ft
Cabin Length53 ft 10 in (16.4 m)
Cabin Width9 ft 1 in (2.77 m)
Cabin Height6 ft 8 in (2.03 m)
PassengersUp to 18 (typical: 14–16 in four-zone layout)
Takeoff Distance~6,000 ft (estimated)
Landing Distance~2,500 ft (estimated)
Gross Weight~115,000 lbs (estimated)
New List PriceRequest current factory quote; development program
Range

Operational Reach

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Differentiators

What Makes the Falcon 10X Different

1. The widest cabin in business aviation

At 9'1", the Falcon 10X is nearly a foot wider than the G700 (8'2") and over a foot wider than the Global 7500 (8'0"). The cabin height (6'8") is also the tallest in the class. The flat floor throughout means no step-ups, no compromises — every inch is usable.

2. Digital flight controls with fighter-jet DNA

Dassault builds the Rafale fighter. The Falcon 10X inherits full fly-by-wire with a smart throttle system, giving it handling precision and safety margins that conventional systems can't match. This translates to capability at airports other ultra-long-range jets avoid.

3. 38 windows — more than any competitor

Combined with the wider cabin, the effect is striking — the Falcon 10X cabin floods with natural light in a way that transforms the passenger experience on long flights.

Fit

Who Is This Aircraft For?

  • ●Buyers who prioritize cabin volume above all else — the Falcon 10X delivers the most spacious cabin available in any purpose-built business jet.
  • ●Dassault loyalists upgrading from the Falcon 8X or 7X who want to stay within the Dassault ecosystem with its excellent customer support.
  • ●Operators with challenging airports — Dassault's fly-by-wire technology historically enables operations at airports that other large jets can't access.
  • ●Early adopters who want to be among the first to operate the newest ultra-long-range platform.

When It's Not the Right Fit

  • ●The Falcon 10X hasn't entered service yet. If you need an aircraft now, the G700 and Global 7500 are flying and delivering today. As a new type, expect early-production considerations — service bulletins, support infrastructure development, and unknown residual value trajectories.
Ownership

What It Costs to Own and Operate

Acquisition (Pre-Owned)

Model YearPrice Range
Factory position; subject to certification and delivery contractRequest a current Dassault quote

Annual Fixed Costs

ItemAnnual Cost
Crew (2 pilots, salary + benefits + training)~$415,000
Insurance~$68,000
Hangar/Storage~$65,000
Management fees~$130,000
Recurrent training~$85,000
Depreciation (accounting)~$800,000
Miscellaneous (subscriptions, weather, scheduling)~$25,000

Variable Costs

ItemCost / Hour
Fuel (estimated ~400 gal/hr × ~$5.00/gal)~$2,000
Maintenance reserves~$580
Engine reserves~$560
Landing, handling, parking~$340
Estimated Total Annual Cost~$2.9M–$3.1M at 400 hours/year (projected), excluding acquisition
Market

The Pre-Owned Market Right Now

Market review: October 8, 2026. Industry context is based on published reporting, rather than a live aircraft inventory feed.

JETNET’s July 2026 barometer reports 6.6% of the business jet fleet for sale in H1 2026. That fleet-wide measure does not establish availability or value for this model.

Dassault began flight testing on June 19, 2026, announcing a two-year certification program. This is a development program, not an aircraft available for immediate operation or a mature pre-owned market.

Published asking prices are seller expectations, not achieved sale prices. Historical price and operating-cost estimates elsewhere in this briefing remain planning references unless a dated source is expressly identified; fuel, crew, maintenance reserves, utilization, tax and financing require an individual budget.

Industry source: JETNET JIQ Market Barometer, July 2026

Program source: Dassault, June 19, 2026

Due Diligence

What to Watch For When Buying

1. Delivery Timeline Uncertainty

New aircraft programs often experience delays. The Falcon 10X's entry into service has already shifted from its original target. Confirm current delivery estimates directly with Dassault or your broker before committing to a position.

2. Pearl 10X Engine Maturity

The Rolls-Royce Pearl 10X is a new engine variant. While it shares DNA with the proven Pearl family, it has no field history. CorporateCare enrollment will be essential for predictable costs.

3. Support Infrastructure

As a new type, maintenance facility availability will initially be limited. Dassault has an excellent service network, but it will take time to build Falcon 10X-specific expertise globally.

4. Residual Value Risk

New types carry inherent residual value uncertainty. The Falcon 7X and 8X have held value reasonably well, but the 10X's value trajectory will depend on production volume, market reception, and competitive dynamics.

5. Cabin Configuration Planning

With the widest cabin in business aviation, the configuration possibilities are extensive. Plan your interior carefully during the factory process — post-delivery modifications on a cabin this size will be expensive.

Comparison

Falcon 10X vs. The Competition

Gulfstream G700

Range7,750 NMMax SpeedMach 0.935Cabin8'2" × 56'11"Passengers13–19New Price~$78M (historical)Pre-Owned~$68M (historical)

Bombardier Global 7500

Range7,700 NMMax SpeedMach 0.925Cabin8'0" × 54'7"Passengers14–19New Price~$78M (historical)Pre-Owned~$55M (historical)

Gulfstream G650ER

Range7,500 NMMax SpeedMach 0.925Cabin8'6" × 46'10"Passengers13–19New Price~$70.5M (historical)Pre-Owned~$25M (historical)

vs. Gulfstream G700

The G700 has a longer cabin and is in service now. The Falcon 10X counters with the widest cabin in the class and Dassault's fly-by-wire heritage. If you can wait, the 10X offers a genuinely different cabin experience.

vs. Bombardier Global 7500

Similar positioning — the Global is in service with 200+ deliveries. The 10X promises a wider, taller cabin. For buyers not in a rush, the 10X is worth evaluating.

vs. Gulfstream G650ER

The G650ER is available pre-owned from $25M — a completely different value proposition. If budget matters more than cabin width, the G650ER delivers exceptional capability at a fraction of the 10X's cost.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Dassault announced first flight on June 19, 2026 and the start of a two-year certification program. Published specifications and timelines remain subject to program progress.

There is no established market in delivered pre-owned Falcon 10X aircraft. A proposed factory position is a contractual delivery commitment, with different risks from buying an operating aircraft.

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Last updated: 2026-10-08