Dassault Falcon 10X

History of the Dassault Falcon 10X

The Dassault Falcon 10X is the traditional French group's latest entry into the business jet (Bizjet) market (as of July 2021). Known as a wide-body assortment, "ultra-long-range" twin-engine actuator, this type can be used in typical roles such as VIP and general passenger transportation, while still having the flexibility to perform military-focused missions such as maritime patrols (it is aggressively marketed in this role) to the French Air Force).

The series was officially launched by Dassault in May 2021.

The Falcon 10X is largely traditional and functional, yet still exudes cutting-edge technology, luxury and capability. The cockpit can seat two people side by side, the instrument panel features a large full-color screen, and each seat has redundant digital flight controls (F-16-style side stick controls) (seats spanning common seats). Center console).

There are four mission/system screens in the game as well as a heads-up display (HUD) for each crew member. The cockpit is in its usual position, behind a sharp but rounded short nose cone assembly that provides good visibility.

The hull is dotted with round windows for viewing/natural light and emergency exits are mounted amidships.

On the inside, the aircraft is customizable and offers the luxury features expected from an aircraft of this type, including swivel chairs, folding tables, widescreen TVs, galleys and other amenities. Oversized cabins can be configured to include different seating configurations as well as beds for long-haul flights.

The main aircraft are monoplanes of swept-back design to improve aerodynamic efficiency. These elements are mounted low on the sides of the hull (near the midship) and covered with winglets. The engine is kept outboard and mounted in the rear of the cabin to control noise from the occupants.

The fins are in a T-shaped arrangement, with the horizontal plane on top of a single vertical fin plane. Conventional wheeled retractable landing gear is used for ground travel.

Powered by 2 Rolls-Royce Pearl 10X non-afterburner turbofans, each producing 18,000 lbs of thrust. Coverage is one of the advertising features of Dassault's new product, as the platform can travel from Los Angeles to Beijing, Sydney, Tel Aviv and even Moscow on internal fuel.

The design and noise levels make the aircraft usable for business aviation and general airports.

Performance figures include 13,900km total range, Mach 0.925 speed and 15,545m operating altitude. Dimensions include a barrel length of 33.4 meters, a wingspan of 33.6 meters and an overall height of 8.4 meters. The maximum take-off weight (MTOW) is 52,163 kg.

Specification

Basics

Years in Service

2021

Origins

France

Status

Active.

Limited service.

Crew

2

Production

10

Manufacturer

Dassault Aviation - France

Carrier

France (possibly)

Roles

Navigation/Navy

Water mobility capability for a variety of land-based or ship-based maritime missions, supported by Allied Naval Surface Forces.

Transportation

General transport function for moving supplies/cargo or people (including casualties and VIPs) out of range.

Commercial Aviation

Used in roles serving the commercial aviation market, moving passengers and cargo over long distances.

BizJet

For roles serving the business aviation market, primarily VIP and regional travel.

VIP service

Used in the VIP (Very Important Person) passenger role, usually with above-average amenities and luxury as standard.

Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance (ISR), reconnaissance

Monitor ground targets/target areas to assess surrounding threat levels, enemy strength, or enemy movement.

Notable Features

Radar Capability

Houses may house (via specialized variants) radars for searching, tracking, and attacking enemy elements.

Multi-engine

Include two or more engines to improve survivability and/or performance.

wing sweep

The main plane or leading edge has retraction lines for improved high-speed performance and handling.

High-speed performance

Can accelerate to higher speeds than the average aircraft at the time.

High performance

The ability to fly and operate at higher altitudes than the average aircraft of the day.

Extended range performance

Ability to travel long distances using on-board fuel supplies.

Super performance

The design covers the three key performance categories of speed, altitude and range.

Operation Lakes

Able to operate over the ocean and survive certain harsh marine environments.

Depression in crew members

Support the pressurization required for crew survival at higher operating altitudes.

Crew management

In addition to the pilot, the aircraft also employs additional crew members who specialize in specific functions on the aircraft.

Closed crew room

There are partially or fully enclosed crew work areas.

Scalable

Has retractable/retractable landing gear to maintain aerodynamic efficiency.

Dimensions and Weight

Length

109. 6 feet

(33.40m)

Width/span

110. 2 feet

(33.60m)

Height

27. 6 feet

(8.40m)

MTOW

115,004 lbs

(52,165 kg)

Main aircraft structure

monoplane/low mount/sweep

Monoplane

Designed to use a single main wing main aircraft; this is the most popular arrangement of main aircraft.

install low

The main aircraft is mounted low on the side of the fuselage.

swipe back

The floor plan features a swept wing along the leading edge of the main aircraft, promoting higher operating speeds.

(The structure descriptor refers to the base production Dassault Falcon 10X)

Performance

Installed:

2 x Rolls-Royce Pearl 10X non-afterburner turbofans producing 18,000 lbs of thrust.

Maximum speed

711 km/h

(1,145 km/h | 618 knots)

Maximum

51,001 feet

(15,545 m | 10 km)

Area

8,699 km

(14,000 km | 25,928nm)

Range (MPH) Subsonic: <614mph | Transonic: 614-921 | Supersonic: 921-3836 | Hypersonic: 3836-7673 | Hypersonic: 7673-19180 | Reentry: > 19030

Armor

None.