DASSAULT FALCON 7X
Dassault Falcon 7X: The Fly-By-Wire Trijet
The 2007 Digital Revolution
In 2007, Dassault introduced the Falcon 7X — the first business jet with full digital fly-by-wire (DFCS). Derived from Dassault's Rafale fighter jet technology, the 7X's flight controls were entirely electronic — no mechanical linkages, no cables, just digital precision.
Specifications That Changed Aviation
• Range: 11,019 km (5,950 nm) — intercontinental trijet capability
• Speed: Mach 0.90 maximum, Mach 0.85 cruise
• Capacity: 12 – 16 passengers in the trijet cabin
• Flight controls: Full DFCS with fighter-jet heritage
• Approach: Steep-slope certified for London City

The 7X introduced EASy flight deck, FalconEye combined vision system, and the safety of three engines with the efficiency of modern aerodynamics. It became the best-selling Falcon in history.
The Market Today
Pre-owned Falcon 7X aircraft trade between $15M and $25M — strong residuals for the fly-by-wire pioneer. Operating costs: $4,500 – 5,500 per hour — trijet redundancy with twin efficiency.
The Verdict
The Dassault Falcon 7X is the aircraft that brought fighter-jet technology to business aviation. It proved that digital flight controls belong in civilian aircraft.

For the buyer seeking a Falcon 7X, you're acquiring the fly-by-wire pioneer — the aircraft that says technology and tradition can coexist.
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