Exported to more than 90 countries, Falcon jets are high-performance and economically efficient aircraft. Their flight characteristics, aerodynamic design, and versatility make them capable of performing their missions in the most demanding environments. They are designed by the same design office that develops combat aircraft.
The Falcon multi-role aircraft perfectly illustrate Dassault Aviation’s dual-role capabilities; our civil aircraft benefit from the cutting-edge technological innovations developed for our combat aircraft, which, in turn, benefit from the industrial processes designed and implemented for production and operational support, highly competitive activities in the business aviation sector.
For over 60 years, Dassault Aviation has been designing and modifying numerous Falcon to adapt them to various missions such as medical evacuation, cargo transport, maritime surveillance, electronic warfare, etc. These multi-role aircraft represent approximately 10% of the Falcon fleet in service worldwide.
The Multi-role Falcon, developed and built by Dassault Aviation, are derivatives from the Falcon VIP aircraft family, designed to perform a wide range of governmental and military missions.
The Falcon aircraft family represents sixty years of success. More than 2,750 aircraft were delivered to over 90 countries, logging more than 21 million flight hours. In addition to impressive flight characteristics combined with exceptional comfort, the name “Falcon” is synonymous with performance, efficiency, durability, and reliability.
Nearly 10% of Falcon aircraft in service are used by military, government or health organizations. Whether in civil or military missions, these airplanes provide their users with an efficiency, reliability, and maintainability.
Falcon jets have been designed to meet the most stringent requirements in terms of reliability, maintenance and safety.