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Dassault Falcon 6X: Complete Specs, Performance, and Buyer's Guide (2026)
The Dassault Falcon 6X, in production since 2023, is Dassault Aviation's newest twin-engine business jet and the aircraft with the widest purpose-built business jet cabin in service (8 ft 6 in / 2.58 m). The Falcon 6X was launched in December 2017 as a stretched version of the cancelled Falcon 5X (whose Safran Silvercrest engines failed to meet performance objectives). The 6X is largely based on the Falcon 5X aerodynamics and systems (validated during 5X preliminary flight test program), but optimized for the more powerful Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower engines, with a longer cabin and 5,500 nm range. The Falcon 6X received both FAA and EASA type certifications on August 22, 2023, and entered service on November 30, 2023. The first Part 91 Dassault Falcon 6X in the United States was delivered in late 2024. Powered by twin Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower turbofan engines (each producing 13,500 lbf / 60.00 kN of thrust), the Falcon 6X delivers 5,500 nautical miles of range (10,200 km), Mach 0.90 max top speed (Mach 0.85 cruise), and a 51,000 ft service ceiling. The aircraft is operated by 2 pilots with seating for up to 16 passengers in three zones (29 windows including a galley skylight). The cabin features 40 ft length (12.3 m), 8 ft 6 in (2.58 m) width (widest in purpose-built business aviation), 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) stand-up height (tallest), and 155 cu ft baggage. Honeywell EASy III avionics with optional FalconEye Combined Vision System. Industry-first flaperon (combined flap + aileron) for steep approach precision. Nitrogen inerting system (first Dassault aircraft). New list price: $47 million (per JETVIP).
For operators wanting the widest cabin in purpose-built business aviation with modern twin-engine efficiency, Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower engines, fly-by-wire flight controls, the latest Honeywell EASy III avionics, and substantial cabin sophistication, the Falcon 6X represents Dassault's premier large-cabin twin-engine flagship.
Falcon 6X Specifications at a Glance
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | Ultra Long Range Jet - Current Production |
| Production Status | Active production (2023-Present) |
| Designation | Dassault Falcon 6X |
| Manufacturer | Dassault Aviation |
| Launch | December 2017 (as 5X successor with PW812D engines) |
| First Flight | March 10, 2021 |
| Type Certification (FAA + EASA) | August 22, 2023 |
| Service Entry | November 30, 2023 |
| First US Part 91 Delivery | Late 2024 |
| Production Years | 2023 to Present |
| Predecessor | Falcon 5X (cancelled - Silvercrest engine failure) |
| Sister Variants | Falcon 7X/8X (trijet siblings, smaller cabin) |
| Industry Distinction | Widest purpose-built business jet cabin (2.58 m / 102 in) |
| Industry Distinction | Tallest cabin in 5,000 nm segment (1.98 m / 78 in) |
| Industry Distinction | Highest + widest cross-section of any purpose-built bizjet in service |
| Industry First | First Dassault with nitrogen inerting system |
| Industry First | First business jet with flaperon (combined flap + aileron) |
| Crew | 2 pilots |
| Passengers (Typical) | 16 (in 3 zones) |
| Passengers (Per Air.One Max) | 17 |
| Engines | 2× Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower turbofans |
| Thrust per Engine | 13,500 lbf (60.00 kN), flat-rated to ISA +17°C |
| Total Thrust | 27,000 lbf |
| Engine Family | Pratt & Whitney PurePower (geared turbofan, 16 applications, 585,000+ in-service hours) |
| Engine Improvements vs Current Gen | Double-digit improvement in fuel burn, emissions, noise |
| Engine TBO | 5,000 hours initial |
| Sustainable Aviation Fuel | Compatible up to 50% (routinely flies on SAF mixtures) |
| Avionics | Honeywell EASy III |
| Optional Avionics | FalconEye Combined Vision System (CVS) |
| Flight Control System | Digital fly-by-wire (controls all moving surfaces including flaperon) |
| Wing Area | 761 sq ft (70.7 m²) - from Falcon 5X |
| Max Range | 5,500 nm (10,200 km) |
| Max Range (Jetcraft, 4 pax) | 5,665 nm |
| Max Range (Max Payload) | 5,300 nm |
| Max Cruise Speed (Top) | Mach 0.90 |
| Max Cruise Speed (Normal) | Mach 0.85 |
| Service Ceiling | 51,000 ft |
| Cabin Altitude at FL 410 | 3,900 ft |
| Approach Speed | 109 knots |
| Cabin Length | 40 ft (12.3 m) |
| Cabin Length (Cockpit to Baggage per JETVIP) | 11.79 m (38.7 ft) |
| Cabin Width | 8 ft 6 in (2.58 m - widest in purpose-built business aviation) |
| Cabin Height | 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m - tallest, stand-up flat floor) |
| Cabin Volume | ~1,700+ cu ft (50 cubic meters per JETVIP) |
| Cabin Windows | 29 (including galley skylight - industry-first) |
| Cabin Zones | 3 distinct (some sources cite 2-zone) |
| Total Baggage Volume | 155 cu ft (4.4 cubic meters per JETVIP) |
| Suitcase Capacity | Up to 13 large suitcases |
| MTOW | 35,135 kg (77,459 lb) |
| Aircraft Length | 25.17 m (82.6 ft) |
| Aircraft Height | 7.47 m (24.5 ft) |
| Wingspan | 25.94 m (85.1 ft) |
| Takeoff Distance | 1,670 m (5,479 ft) |
| Landing Distance | 801 m (2,628 ft) |
| Small Airport Capable | 4,000 ft (1,219 m) or less runway |
| Steep Approach Capable | Yes |
| Fuel Consumption | 419-422 gph |
| Fuel Efficiency vs Comparable Jets | ~10% better |
| FalconWays Flight Planning | Standard (chooses most fuel-efficient route) |
| Approximate Purchase Price | $47 million (per JETVIP), $50+M with full options |
| Direct Operating Cost (DOC) | $3,845/hr (per Air.One) |
History as the Falcon 5X Successor
The Falcon 6X represents Dassault's strategic decision to replace the cancelled Falcon 5X program (whose Safran Silvercrest engines failed to meet performance objectives) with a re-engined variant powered by Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower engines.
Platform timeline:
- 2006: Design work begins under codename SMS (Super-MidSize)
- 2013: Falcon 5X launched (with Safran Silvercrest engines)
- 2015: Falcon 5X rolled out
- July 5, 2017: Falcon 5X first flight
- 2017: Silvercrest engine performance failure, 5X program frozen
- December 2017: Falcon 6X launched as 5X successor with PW812D engines
- 2019-2020: PW812D engine testing, assembly
- December 8, 2020: Falcon 6X rolled out
- March 10, 2021: Falcon 6X first flight
- November 30, 2021: Transport Canada certifies PW812 engine
- March 2022: Cold weather testing in Iqaluit, Canada (-37°C)
- August 22, 2023: FAA + EASA type certifications
- November 30, 2023: Service entry
- Late 2024: First US Part 91 delivery
- 2023-Present: Active production
Key Improvements Over Falcon 5X (Cancelled)
The Falcon 6X represents substantial improvements over the cancelled Falcon 5X program:
1. Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower Engines
The defining 6X improvement:
- 13,500 lbf per engine: Substantially more thrust than 5X
- PurePower geared turbofan family: Industry-leading
- 16 PurePower engine applications: Common core
- 585,000+ in-service hours: Established proven core
- Double-digit fuel burn improvement: Per Pratt & Whitney
- Double-digit emissions improvement: Per Pratt & Whitney
- Double-digit noise improvement: Per Pratt & Whitney
- TALON X combustor: Advanced low-emissions design
2. Longer Cabin
- 40 ft (12.3 m) cabin length: Industry-leading for class
- 20-inch (51 cm) front-fuselage extension vs 5X: Per Wikipedia
- 8 ft 6 in (2.58 m) widest in purpose-built bizjet: Industry-leading
- 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) tallest cabin: Industry-leading
3. Industry-First Flaperon
- Combined flap + aileron control surface: Industry-first for bizjet
- Improved control during approach: Steep approach precision
- Especially benefits steep descents: Per Dassault
- Modern flight control: Industry-leading
4. Digital Flight Control System
- Controls all moving surfaces: Modern fly-by-wire
- Validated from Falcon 5X: Established proven
- Modern flight envelope protection: Industry-leading
- 109 kt approach speed: Industry-leading low
5. Nitrogen Inerting System
- First Dassault aircraft with nitrogen inerting: Industry-first for Dassault
- Modern fuel tank safety: Industry-leading
- Premium safety feature: Modern standards
6. Honeywell EASy III Avionics
- Latest EASy III: Most modern Falcon avionics
- Optional FalconEye CVS: Industry-leading
- FalconWays flight planning: Standard (most fuel-efficient route)
- Updated global wind data: Modern
- Model-specific algorithms: Modern
- Modern integrated systems: Established
7. Premium Cabin Innovation
- Industry-first galley skylight: Premium feature (one of 29 windows)
- Cabin altitude as low as 3,900 ft at FL 410: Premium
- Ultra-low noise levels: Modern acoustics
- 3 zones with 16 passenger seating: Premium
Cabin Interior
The Falcon 6X features the widest purpose-built business jet cabin in business aviation:
| Cabin Measurement | Value |
|---|---|
| Cabin Length | 40 ft (12.3 m) |
| Cabin Width | 8 ft 6 in (2.58 m - widest in purpose-built business aviation) |
| Cabin Height | 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m - tallest, stand-up flat floor) |
| Cabin Volume | ~1,700+ cu ft (50 cubic meters) |
| Cabin Windows | 29 (including industry-first galley skylight) |
| Cabin Zones | 3 distinct |
| Total Baggage | 155 cu ft (4.4 cubic meters) |
| Suitcase Capacity | Up to 13 large suitcases |
| Cabin Altitude at FL 410 | 3,900 ft |
| Cabin Sound Levels | Ultra-low noise |
Standard 16-Passenger Configuration
- Three Separate Lounge Areas: Modern premium
- Forward Galley: Standard with skylight (industry-first)
- Forward + Aft Lavatories: Standard
- Mid-Cabin Lounge: Premium
- Aft Private Suite: Modern
- Up to 16 Passengers: Maximum executive
- Individual seating in three separate lounge areas: Per Dassault
Cabin Features
- 40 ft cabin length: Industry-leading for 5,000 nm segment
- 8 ft 6 in cabin width: Widest in purpose-built business aviation
- 6 ft 6 in stand-up cabin: Tallest in business aviation
- 29 large windows: Industry-leading
- Industry-first galley skylight: Premium feature
- 3,900 ft cabin altitude at FL 410: Premium
- 155 cu ft baggage: Substantial
- 13 large suitcases capacity: Premium
- Ultra-low noise levels: Modern acoustics
- Premium cabin lighting: Modern
- Dassault Design Studio aesthetics: Flowing, uninterrupted lines
- Premium materials: Per Dassault
- FalconCabin HD+ CMS: Modern
- WiFi + high-speed Internet: Available
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel compatible: Up to 50%
Performance
Speed and Range
| Performance Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Operating Mach | 0.90 |
| Max Cruise (Normal) | Mach 0.85 |
| Range (Standard) | 5,500 nm (10,200 km) |
| Range (Jetcraft 4 pax) | 5,665 nm |
| Range (Max Payload) | 5,300 nm |
| Service Ceiling | 51,000 ft |
| Cabin Altitude at FL 410 | 3,900 ft |
| Approach Speed | 109 knots |
Runway Performance
| Field Performance | Value |
|---|---|
| Takeoff Distance | 1,670 m (5,479 ft) |
| Landing Distance | 801 m (2,628 ft) |
| Small Airport Capable | 4,000 ft (1,219 m) or less runway |
| Steep Approach | Yes |
Typical Mission Examples
- London to Hong Kong (5,440 nm) - non-stop achievable
- Amsterdam to New York (3,200 nm) - non-stop very comfortable
- Singapore to Sydney (4,000 nm) - non-stop comfortable
- Paris to San Francisco (4,800 nm) - non-stop achievable
- Dubai to Sao Paulo (6,150 nm) - close to limit
- Coast-to-coast U.S.: Workhorse capability
Engines
Two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower turbofan engines, each producing 13,500 lbf (60.00 kN) of thrust (27,000 lbf total).
Key features:
- PurePower geared turbofan family: Industry-leading
- PW812D 13,500 lbf: Substantial thrust class
- Flat-rated to ISA +17°C: Hot-and-high performance
- TALON X combustor: Advanced low-emissions design
- Single-piece fan: Low-maintenance
- PW800 family core technology: 16 PurePower applications
- 585,000+ in-service hours: Established proven core
- 20,000+ hours of testing: Pre-certification validation
- Double-digit improvement in fuel burn, emissions, noise: Per Pratt & Whitney
- Initial TBO 5,000 hours: Standard
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel compatible up to 50%: Modern environmental
Avionics: Honeywell EASy III + Optional FalconEye
Industry-leading avionics suite:
- Honeywell EASy III: Latest generation
- Optional FalconEye Combined Vision System (CVS): Industry-leading
- FalconWays flight planning: Standard (most fuel-efficient route)
- Updated global wind data: Modern
- Optimization algorithms: Modern
- Performance model-specific: Modern
- Digital flight control system: Fly-by-wire
- Modern integrated systems: Established
Operating Costs
| Cost Item | Per Hour |
|---|---|
| Fuel (~420 gph) | $2,500 to $3,200 |
| Engine Reserve | $1,200 |
| Airframe Maintenance | $1,100 |
| Misc Variable | $500 |
| Total Variable Cost | ~$5,300 to $6,000/hr |
Annual operating budget at 450 hours: approximately $4.5 million all-in.
Direct Operating Cost (per Air.One): $3,845/hr.
Operating cost advantages:
- ~10% better fuel efficiency than comparable jets: Per Fliteline
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel compatible up to 50%: Modern
- FalconWays flight planning saves fuel: Standard
Pricing
| Year Range | Price |
|---|---|
| 2024 to 2026 Falcon 6X (Current List) | $47,000,000 to $50,000,000 |
| 2023 to 2024 Early Production | $45,000,000 to $47,000,000 |
Approximate purchase price (per JETVIP): $47 million. With full options: $50+ million.
Mission Profile
Best fit profiles:
- Modern Twin-Engine Operators: PW812D PurePower efficiency
- Widest-Cabin Operators: 8'6" cabin width (industry-leading)
- Tallest-Cabin Operators: 6'6" stand-up cabin (industry-leading)
- Long-Range Operators: 5,500 nm range
- Modern Dassault Family Operators: Brand continuity
- Steep Approach Operators: Standard certification
- Modern Avionics Operators: EASy III with FalconWays
- Sustainable Aviation Operators: SAF compatible up to 50%
Less suited if:
- You need single-pilot certification (not certified)
- You require ultra-long-range (consider Falcon 8X 6,450 nm or planned 10X)
- You want trijet safety (consider Falcon 7X/8X)
- You require lowest acquisition cost (consider 2000LXS or older variants)
Pros and Cons
What the Falcon 6X Does Well
- 5,500 nm range (up to 5,665 nm with 4 pax)
- Mach 0.90 max top speed (Mach 0.85 cruise)
- 51,000 ft service ceiling
- 3,900 ft cabin altitude at FL 410
- 109 kt approach speed
- Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower engines
- 13,500 lbf per engine
- PurePower geared turbofan (industry-leading)
- Double-digit fuel burn, emissions, noise improvements
- TALON X combustor
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel compatible up to 50%
- 8 ft 6 in (2.58 m) cabin width (widest in purpose-built bizjet)
- 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) tallest cabin
- 40 ft cabin length
- ~1,700+ cu ft cabin volume
- 29 cabin windows
- Industry-first galley skylight
- 155 cu ft baggage (13 large suitcases)
- 3 distinct cabin zones
- Up to 16 passengers
- Honeywell EASy III avionics
- Optional FalconEye CVS
- FalconWays flight planning standard
- Digital fly-by-wire flight control
- Industry-first flaperon
- First Dassault with nitrogen inerting
- Modern composite materials
- 5,479 ft takeoff distance
- 2,628 ft landing distance
- 4,000 ft small airport capable
- Steep approach standard
- ~10% better fuel efficiency than comparable jets
- $3,845 DOC per hour
- Dassault worldwide service network
Tradeoffs to Understand
- $47M+ list price substantial
- 5,500 nm less than Falcon 8X's 6,450 nm
- Twin-engine (vs trijet 8X for over-water routing)
- Limited pre-owned market (recent production start)
- Recent service entry (Nov 30, 2023)
- Production capacity limited initially
- New aircraft only acquisition options primarily
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Falcon 6X different from the Falcon 5X?
The Falcon 6X (2023) is the successor to the cancelled Falcon 5X program. Key difference: 5X used Safran Silvercrest engines that failed to meet performance objectives (program frozen 2017). The 6X uses substantially more powerful Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower engines (13,500 lbf vs 5X's targeted ~9,800-10,500 lbf Silvercrest), with longer cabin (20-inch / 51 cm front-fuselage extension), greater range (5,500 nm vs 5X's targeted 5,200 nm), and various refinements. The 6X is the production aircraft; the 5X was cancelled.
How is the Falcon 6X different from the Falcon 8X?
The Falcon 6X (2023) and Falcon 8X (2016) serve different segments. Key differences: 8X has 6,450 nm range (vs 6X's 5,500 nm), trijet 3 engines (vs 6X's twin), narrower cabin (7'8" vs 6X's 8'6"), shorter cabin (42'8" vs 6X's 40 ft - 8X is actually longer at 42'8" but narrower), EASy III shared. The 6X offers wider cabin and twin-engine economics; the 8X offers longer range and trijet safety/over-water routing.
How is the Falcon 6X different from the Falcon 2000LXS?
The Falcon 6X is positioned as Dassault's new large-cabin twin-engine flagship. Key differences vs 2000LXS: 6X has 5,500 nm range (vs 2000LXS's 4,000 nm), wider cabin (8'6"/2.58 m vs 2000LXS's 7'8"/2.34 m), taller cabin (6'6"/1.98 m vs 2000LXS's 6'2"/1.88 m), more powerful PW812D PurePower engines (13,500 lbf vs 2000LXS's PW308C 7,000 lbf), Honeywell EASy III avionics (vs EASy II), digital fly-by-wire, and substantially higher acquisition cost ($47M vs $34M).
How far can a Falcon 6X fly?
The Falcon 6X has a maximum range of 5,500 nautical miles (10,200 km, per Dassault). With 4 passengers, Jetcraft cites 5,665 nm. At maximum payload, 5,300 nm. Routes like London to Hong Kong, Amsterdam to New York, Singapore to Sydney, and Paris to San Francisco are non-stop achievable.
Is the Falcon 6X single-pilot certified?
No. The Falcon 6X requires 2 pilots.
What engines power the Falcon 6X?
Two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower turbofan engines, each producing 13,500 lbf (60.00 kN) of thrust. The PW812D shares the proven core technology of the PW800 family used in 16 different PurePower engine applications with over 585,000 flight hours of service.
What is the PW812D PurePower engine?
The PW812D is a variant of Pratt & Whitney Canada's PurePower® family of geared turbofan engines, the same technology used in Pratt & Whitney's commercial PurePower engines. Key features: 13,500 lbf thrust class, TALON X combustor for low emissions, single-piece fan for low maintenance, double-digit improvement in fuel burn/emissions/noise vs current generation, Sustainable Aviation Fuel compatible up to 50%, initial TBO 5,000 hours, eligible for FalconCare.
What is the flaperon and why is it significant?
The flaperon is a combined flap + aileron control surface introduced on the Falcon 6X as an industry-first for business jets. It considerably improves control during approach, especially on steep descents. This is a major flight control innovation that distinguishes the 6X from previous Falcon designs.
Why is the Falcon 6X cabin width significant?
The 8 ft 6 in (2.58 m / 102 in) cabin width is the widest purpose-built business jet cabin in service. Combined with the 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m / 78 in) height, the 6X has the highest and widest cross-section of any purpose-built business jet, providing exceptional space for passenger comfort, productivity, and configurability that exceeds even ultra-long-range competitors like the Gulfstream G650, G700, and Bombardier Global 7500.
What is FalconWays?
FalconWays is Dassault's flight planning tool standard on the Falcon 6X that allows pilots to choose the most fuel-efficient route by analyzing: updated global wind data, model-specific performance algorithms, and route optimization. The tool reduces excess fuel consumption and is part of the 6X's modern environmental compliance.
The Bottom Line
The Dassault Falcon 6X represents Dassault Aviation's newest twin-engine business jet and the aircraft with the widest purpose-built business jet cabin in service. After the cancellation of the Falcon 5X program due to Safran Silvercrest engine performance failures, Dassault launched the Falcon 6X in December 2017 with substantially more powerful Pratt & Whitney Canada PW812D PurePower geared turbofan engines (13,500 lbf each, sharing core technology with Pratt & Whitney's commercial PurePower family used in 16 applications with 585,000+ flight hours). With FAA + EASA certification August 22, 2023 and service entry November 30, 2023, the 6X delivers substantial industry-leading capabilities: widest cabin in purpose-built business aviation (8 ft 6 in / 2.58 m), tallest cabin (6 ft 6 in / 1.98 m), 5,500 nautical miles of range, Mach 0.90 max top speed, 51,000 ft service ceiling with 3,900 ft cabin altitude at FL 410, 109 kt approach speed, 29 cabin windows including industry-first galley skylight, 155 cu ft baggage (13 large suitcases), digital fly-by-wire flight controls with industry-first flaperon, nitrogen inerting system (first Dassault), Honeywell EASy III avionics with optional FalconEye CVS, FalconWays flight planning standard, and Sustainable Aviation Fuel compatibility up to 50%. The new $47M+ list price positions the 6X as Dassault's premier large-cabin twin-engine flagship, competing with Gulfstream G500/G600 and Bombardier Global 5500/6500. Dassault worldwide service network continues to support the 6X platform.
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Related Aircraft Guides:
- Dassault Falcon 5X: Cancelled Predecessor (Silvercrest Engine Failure)
- Dassault Falcon 7X: Trijet Long-Range Sibling (5,950 nm)
- Dassault Falcon 8X: Trijet Long-Range Sibling (6,450 nm)
- Dassault Falcon 2000LXS: Smaller Twin-Engine Sibling (4,000 nm)
- Dassault Falcon 10X: Planned Ultra-Long-Range Successor
- Gulfstream G500/G600: Direct Twin-Engine Competitors
- Bombardier Global 5500/6500: Direct Twin-Engine Competitors
The Dassault Falcon 6X is currently in active production. Aircraft available through Dassault Aviation and authorized brokers. Specifications accurate as of 2026.