Inside The $60 Million Dassault Falcon 8X

Inside The $60 Million Dassault Falcon 8X Private Jet

0:00 - Intro
The Dassault Falcon 8X is a high-end business aircraft with all of the advanced technical characteristics of its forefather, including one of the industry's quietest and most comfortable cabins. Here is everything you need to know about the Dassault Falcon 8X.

0:32 - Cabin
The Dassault Falcon 8X cabin has a maximum capacity of 16 people and over 30 various layouts that may be optioned. This may be designed to your precise specifications (or if chartering, their setup), although a popular arrangement is to have 14 chairs over three portions of the cabin, allowing for six flatbeds.
The cabin of the Dassault Falcon 8X is 13 meters or 42.6 feet, and every centimeter of it is used efficiently. Because of this, when the jet debuted, Dassault claimed it was the industry's most adaptable cabin. With a maximum cabin height of 6,000 feet and the ability to maintain a cabin altitude of 3,900 feet when cruising at 41,000 feet.
You can regulate the atmosphere from anywhere in the cabin thanks to the FalconCabin HD+ cabin management system, even if you are lying in bed. If you choose the Skybox, you may save iTunes video and music to a server that can be accessed wirelessly throughout the cabin.
The arrangement choices in the cabin of the Dassault Falcon 8X are almost unrivaled by any other business aircraft on the market. With three more feet to play with, it’s astonishing how much additional room is available. Why not go with a three-lounge cabin with a shower in the back and a crew rest in front? Perhaps you prefer a shorter entranceway to allow for an additional couch area. Perhaps a wider entranceway to allow comfortable, lie-flat crew accommodations and a larger galley to eat gourmet meals while flying. All of this is possible with the Dassault Falcon 8X.
The Dassault Falcon 8X cabin can satisfy all of your needs with over 30 distinct configurations. It is 13 meters long and 1,88 meters or 6 feet and 2 inches tall so that passengers can walk while flying.
Depending on the configuration, there might be three or two distinct living areas. There is a galley where you may eat and receive refreshments. There are one or two upmarket restrooms with toilets accessible. The cabin may be outfitted with up to 6 beds, including a double bed, which is an extraordinary feature and particularly useful for lengthy and very long-haul trips.
The cabin may be configured to include a crew restroom near the cockpit. During long-haul flights, this space allows the crew to sleep. Because of the FalconCabin HD+ cabin, executives may continue to work during the journey. There are plug-in tables, a video conference screen, complete Wi-Fi connectivity, a sophisticated speaker system, and even tablets. The Dassault Falcon 8X's cabin is well-known for its excellent air quality. Unlike other private aircraft, which have cabin elevations ranging from 6,000 to 8,000 feet, the Dassault Falcon 8X maintains a constant altitude of 3,900 feet during the trip. Because of this, passengers can breathe easier and have reduced jet lag.
The amount of noise is likewise quite low. Dassault was able to reduce cabin noise to 49 decibels, making the journey quite comfortable for passengers. This one-of-a-kind cabin ensures that you will travel in the utmost luxury, whether on business or with your family.

4:18- Engine and Performance Specifications

5:40 - Cockpit
The Falcon 8X is outfitted with the Honeywell Primus Epic suite and the newest generation EASy III (Enhanced Avionics System) cockpit. This new cockpit has a heads-up display for both pilots, Honeywell's 3D weather radar, which is capable of detecting thunderstorms and turbulence, and two sidesticks.
The FalconEye Combined Vision System, which improves synthetic vision, is also beneficial to pilots. Pilots can fly safely in extremely low visibility situations using a mix of mapping, infrared imaging, and improved brightness. This cockpit delivers an exceptional degree of safety and dependability.

6:25 - More About Engine and Performance Specifications

7:52 - Charter Cost
The Dassault Falcon 8X charter price is estimated to be $11,250 per flying hour.

8:20 - Purchase Cost
The base price for a new Dassault Falcon 8X is $58 million. Of course, if you'll be adding extras to the aircraft, the price is likely to exceed $60 million, while the price of a second-hand Falcon 8X will be roughly $50 million.

8:37 - Outro

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[selvamonisha]

Thanks for sharing video about Inside The $60 Million Dassault Falcon 8X

[probalroy]

Really Dassault Falcon 8x is amazing aircraft

[JakeHunter]

Love the Dassault Falcon jets 🛩 #JakeHunter88

[scottgreenway]

Does Sam Chui know you are using some of his videos to produce yours?

[jimlutz]

I'll have mine in Hunter Green with White and Yellow hi-lights please. AKA The "Jimmealium Falcon"

[Puzzoozoo]

In some ways, it is a better buy for corporations then the new 6X with increased range being one. i.e. this can go non stop from Geneva to Los Angeles, where as the 6X cannot.

[kurthanke]

In the Falcon, whats the biggest model, that only requires one pilot??

Anyone know?!?!