The Falcon 7X is the first business jet with a digital flight control system.
Launched in 2001, the 5,950 nm Falcon 7X features has an advanced brand new wing design which offers a dramatic increase in lift-to-drag ratio.
The aircraft has an MMO of Mach 0.90, allowing quicker climbs and descents, as well as low-level dashes on short legs.
It is powered by three Pratt & Whitney Canada 307A engines, rated at 6,400 lb thrust each.
The 7X, which passed the 270 aircraft production mark, is the company’s fastest-ever selling business jet.
As of today, the Falcon 7X fleet has accumulated more than 500,000 flight hours and the airplane is operated in over 40 countries.
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Falcon 7x in-flight
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External dimensions
| Height (with fin tip radome) | 26 ft 2 in / 7.96 m |
| Length Overall | 76 ft 8 in / 23.38 m |
| Wing Span | 86 ft / 26.21 m |
Weights
| Max. Takeoff Weight | 70,000 lb / 31,751 kg |
| Max. Landing Weight | 62,400 lb / 28,304 kg |
| Basic Operating Weight | 34,272 lb / 15,545 kg |
| Max. Fuel Weight | 31,940 lb / 14,488 kg |
Engines & avionics
| Type | 3 Pratt&Whitney Canada PW307A – 6,402 lb / 28.48 kN ( Max Thrust, ISA + 17°C, SL) |
| Cockpit | EASy II Flight Deck (with Honeywell Primus Epic System) |
Cabin dimensions
| Cabin Length | 39.1 in / 11.91 m |
| Cabin Height | 74 in / 1.88 m |
| Cabin Width | 92 in / 2.34 m |
| Cabin Volume | 1,552 ft3 / 44 m3 |
| Baggage Volume | 140 ft3 / 4 m3 |
Performances
| Range @ .80 Mach cruise (8 pax, 3 crew, NBAA IFR reserves) | 5,950 nm / 11,020 km |
| MMO (Maximum Operating Mach Number) | Mach 0.90 |
| Take Off Distance (SL – ISA, Max Take Off Weight) | 5,710 ft / 1,740 m |
| Landing Distance (Typical) (FAR Part 91, 8 pax, SL, NBAA IFR reserves) | 2,070 ft / 630 m |
| Approach Speed (Typical Landing Weight) | 104 kias / 193 km/h |
| Max. Certified Altitude | 51,000 ft / 15,545 m |
