Dassault Falcon 10X

The French aircraft maker Dassault looks to change the game, again. In 2025 they’re launching the recently revealed Falcon 10X. This large business jet looks to set the mark for its category. Touted as the biggest and most comfortable aircraft in the world, the Falcon 10X has some spectacular attributes.

Interior

Dassault designed the Falcon 10X to be the biggest jet in its class, and they didn’t miss. The cabin boasts a height of 6 feet and 8 inches. The width of the cabin is over 9 feet wide. This makes the Falcon 10X more of a flying penthouse rather than an aircraft.
Dassault enlarged the windows of the Falcon 8X for their newest model. The 10X boasts much larger windows, nearly 50% larger. With almost 40 windows throughout the cabin, the 10X lets in more light than any other aircraft.
The cockpit boasts Dassault’s very own Falconeye combined vision system. Essentially this combination of synthetic vision and multiple HUD’s (heads up displays), enable the Facon 10X to take off in zero visibility and low cloud ceilings.

Improvements

Dassault has implemented the latest technology into the Falcon 10X. While the cockpit is highly advanced, the real draw is the wings. Equipped with high-speed wings made from carbon composite, the Falcon 10X offers aerodynamic features other planes in its category can’t.
The wings have slick highly advanced retractable lift devices. This allows the aircraft to create more drag while producing lift. Meaning, the aircraft is highly capable at low speeds and offers unrivaled maneuverability in this setting.
Dassault powered the Falcon 10X with the Rolls-Royce Pearl 10X engines. The still in development engines are designed specifically for this aircraft. Offering over 18,000 pounds of thrust, the engines are more than able to power the aircraft.

Specifications

● Cabin Height: 6.8 in
● Cabin Width: 9.1 in
● Cabin Length: 53.1
● Cabin Volume: 2,780 Cu ft.
● Baggage Volume: 198 ft
● Range: 7,500 Nautical Miles
● Cruise Speed: 700 mph
● Passengers: 15 plus