Dassault Falcon 8XUltra Long Range Business Jet
Experience ultra-long-range business aviation with tri-engine reliability, a 6,450-nautical-mile range, and the EASy IV flight deck — charter or acquire with Safe Fly Aviation.
In the competitive realm of private aviation, the Dassault Falcon 8X stands out for its tri-engine reliability, market-leading range among purpose-built trijets, and an award-winning cabin. Safe Fly Aviation is proud to showcase the Falcon 8X — an aircraft that appeals to those looking to charter, own, or simply admire a benchmark in ultra-long-range business aviation.
Aircraft Gallery
Genuine Falcon 8X photography — exterior profile and cabin interior.
Complete Specifications
Performance
Dimensions
Cabin Features
Performance Summary
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| Category | Specification | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Range | Maximum distance | 6,450 nm | 11,945 km |
| Max Cruise Speed | High-speed cruise | ~492 ktas | ~911 km/h |
| Service Ceiling | Maximum altitude | 51,000 ft | 15,545 m |
| Takeoff Distance | Sea level, ISA | 5,880 ft | 1,792 m |
| Landing Distance | Sea level, ISA | 2,220 ft | 677 m |
Source: Dassault Aviation's official Falcon 8X specifications (dassaultfalcon.com), cross-checked against Quantum Jets and AeroCorner, September 2026.
Tri-Engine Configuration & Avionics
Tri-Engine Configuration
Three Pratt & Whitney Canada PW307D turbofans give the Falcon 8X the redundancy trijets are known for, plus the short-field performance that lets it reach airports many twinjets can't.
- Engine count: 3 turbofans
- Thrust per engine: 6,722 lbs (29.9 kN)
- Total thrust: 20,166 lbs (89.7 kN)
EASy IV Flight Deck
Built on Honeywell's Primus Epic platform, EASy IV is Dassault's latest-generation integrated avionics suite, also available as a retrofit for earlier in-service Falcons.
- Display configuration: Large-format LCD screens
- Vision system: FalconEye Combined Vision, EFVS-approved to 100 ft
- Flight controls: Fly-by-wire, first certified on a business jet by Dassault
Production & Market Overview
Production Details
- Production period: 2016 – present
- Manufacturing location: Bordeaux-Mérignac, France
- Aircraft class: Ultra long range trijet
- Type certificate: EASA & FAA certified (June 2016)
Operating Economics
- New aircraft price: ~$58M–$59.3M
- Pre-owned range: ~$39.9M–$50M
- Hourly operating cost: ~$9,000–$10,600/hr, depending on annual utilization
- Annual fixed costs: ~$820K–$1.2M/yr, depending on annual utilization
Pricing and operating-cost figures are compiled from Quantum Jets, Controller.com listings, Aircraft Cost Calculator, and AviaCost.com, September 2026 — actual costs vary by aircraft age, avionics, annual hours flown, and fuel price; contact Safe Fly Aviation for a current quote.
Charter & Acquire the Falcon 8X with Safe Fly Aviation
Safe Fly Aviation connects clients with the Falcon 8X experience as a broker and aviation-services partner, working with a global network of aircraft owners and licensed operators — Safe Fly does not itself own or operate the Falcon 8X; charter flights are performed by an appropriately licensed operator matched to your mission.
Beyond the Falcon 8X, Safe Fly's charter and acquisition desk covers the wider Falcon family, including the Falcon 7X, Falcon 6X, Falcon 10X, and Falcon 2000 — so if the 8X's cabin or range isn't the right fit, we can help you compare it against its stablemates.
Planning to Charter, Buy, or Sell a Falcon 8X?
Safe Fly Aviation's team can put together a Falcon 8X charter quote or guide you through acquisition and management — reach out and we'll match your requirement to the right operator or opportunity.
Contact Safe Fly Aviation
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to commonly searched questions about the Dassault Falcon 8X, updated for September 2026.
What is the range of the Dassault Falcon 8X?
The Falcon 8X has a maximum range of 6,450 nautical miles (11,945 km) with 8 passengers and NBAA IFR reserves — the longest range of any purpose-built trijet business jet in production.
How many passengers can the Falcon 8X carry?
Dassault's own specifications list the Falcon 8X's capacity as 12 to 16 passengers depending on configuration, typically arranged across three cabin zones.
Why does the Falcon 8X have three engines?
The Falcon 8X's tri-engine configuration — three Pratt & Whitney Canada PW307D turbofans — carries forward a Dassault design philosophy shared with the 7X: extra engine-out redundancy for long overwater and remote routes, plus strong short-field takeoff performance that lets it use runways many twinjets in its class cannot.
How much does a Dassault Falcon 8X cost?
A new Falcon 8X lists at roughly $58M–$59.3M. Pre-owned examples have traded in the region of $39.9M–$50M depending on age, hours, and avionics — contact Safe Fly Aviation for current market guidance.
What avionics does the Falcon 8X use?
The Falcon 8X is equipped with Dassault's EASy IV flight deck, built on Honeywell's Primus Epic platform, and can be paired with the FalconEye Combined Vision System for enhanced low-visibility approaches.
Can Safe Fly Aviation help me charter or acquire a Falcon 8X?
Yes. Safe Fly Aviation arranges Falcon 8X charter as a broker matched to a licensed operator, and separately offers acquisition support and management solutions for owners. Safe Fly does not itself own or operate the aircraft; contact info@safefly.aero, +91 7840000473 (24/7 emergency), or +91 9811673015 (general inquiries).
Specifications, pricing, and operating-cost figures are compiled from Dassault Aviation's official materials and independent aviation-market sources, and are accurate to the best of our research as of September 2026 — always confirm current performance figures and a current quote directly with Dassault Aviation or Safe Fly Aviation before relying on them for a purchase or charter decision.