Falcon 6X for charter

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Charter Price per Hour$11 500

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Aircraft Info

Model:: Falcon 6X
Family:: Falcon X
Manufacturer:: Dassault Aviation

Aircraft Class:: Ultra long range
ICAO/IATA Codes:: FA6X/F6X

Number Built:: 40
Available on Aviapages:: 6
Single Pilot Operations:: No

Popularity55
Reliability85
Comfort95

Performance

Service Ceiling:: 51 001 ft 15 545 m
Max Takeoff Weight:: 77 499 lbs 35 153 kg

Engine Type:: 2× Turbojet
Typical Engine:: 2 x Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D
Typical Avionics:: Honeywell Primus Epic / Dassault EASy IV

Long Range Cruise Speed:: 459 kts 850 km/h
Max Cruise Speed:: 488 kts 903 km/h

Range & Payload

Estimated Max Flight Time:: 12.2 h
Fuel Burn Rate:: 2 837 lb/h 1 287 kg/h
Max Payload:: 5 038 lbs 2 285 kg

Falcon 6X Cabin Plan

Cabin Height:: 6.5 ft 1.98 m
Cabin Width:: 8.46 ft 2.58 m
Cabin Length:: 40.35 ft 12.3 m

Sleeping Places:: 6
Estimated Cabin Volume:: 1 742.75 ft³ 49.35 m³

6 Divan seats
6 Sleeping places
Hot meal
Lavatory
Cabin crew

Airframe

Aircraft Height:: 24.51 ft 7.47 m
Aircraft Length:: 84.25 ft 25.68 m
Wingspan:: 85.1 ft 25.94 m

Cabin Zones:: 3 passenger areas: forward lounge/club seating, central dining/conference area and aft lounge or sleeping area; galley and lavatories separate (representative layout)
Doors:: 1 main passenger door; separate baggage hatch and emergency exit; no dedicated service door
Baggage Compartment:: Aft baggage compartment; approximately 4.4 m3. Mass limits and in-flight access depend on the approved aircraft configuration.
Airstairs:: y

Charter Costs for the Falcon 6X

Price per Hour

Charter Price per Hour: $11 500

Owning Price

Buying Price (new): $49.5M
Pre-owned Price Range: $54M

Charter Costs

Cost per NM: $25.06
Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h: $4 540 – $6 810
Annual Cost of Ownership: $2.42M – $3.64M
Cost per Seat-Mile: $1.81

Total Annual Variable Costs

At 200 hours: $1.14M
At 350 hours: $1.99M

Total Fixed Cost

At 200 hours: $1.04M
At 350 hours: $1.04M

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Falcon 6X Description

No one has really experienced an ultrawide-body business jet yet, but that opportunity has just gotten a lot closer. Dassault Aviation’s Falcon 6X has completed its critical design review, meaning the plans are set and manufacturing can begin. Gone will be the narrow tube many jet-setters are used to traveling in. Instead, the cabin will stretch 8.5 feet across and have 6.5 feet of headroom, so even tall fliers can comfortably move about. Natural light will infuse the interior via 30 huge windows and a galley skylight—the first in business aviation. Touted as the largest cross-section of any purpose-built business jet, the cabin measures 8 feet 6 inches wide and 40 feet 4 inches long, with 155 cubic feet of baggage space. The 6X will seat 16 passengers in three lounge areas, allowing for all kinds of configurations, such as a large entryway, crew rest area and a spacious rear lounge. The aircraft will reach a maximum speed of Mach 0.90 and have a range of 5,500 nautical miles. It can fly directly from Los Angeles to Geneva, Beijing to San Francisco or Moscow to Singapore at its long-range cruise speed of Mach 0.8. At Mach 0.85, the 6X has a range of 5,100 nautical miles, connecting New York to Moscow, Paris to Beijing or Los Angeles to London. And it will all be powered by two Pratt & Whitney engines, each with 13,000 to 14,000 pounds of thrust. The longer range and smoother flight are the result of an ultra-efficient wing—which minimizes the impact of turbulence—and a next-generation digital flight-control system that regulates all moving surfaces, including a new control surface called a flaperon. The latter boosts control during approach—especially on steep descents.