Aircraft comparison

Falcon 7X vs Falcon 8X

Dassault's three-engine flagship and its longer-range stretch — the same refined ride, with the 8X reaching farther in a longer cabin.

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Specification Dassault Falcon 7X Dassault Falcon 8X
Class Ultra Long Range Ultra Long Range
Seats 12 12
Range 4,760 nm 5,160 nm
Cruise speed 487 kt 487 kt
Cabin height 1.88 m 1.88 m
Luggage 12 bags 12 bags
Hourly bracket €14,300 – €22,500 €14,300 – €22,500
Enclosed lavatory Yes Yes
Standing cabin Yes Yes

Hourly brackets are indicative — real quotes depend on operator, routing and date. Specs read live from each aircraft.

The Dassault Falcon 7X and 8X are closely related large-cabin trijets — the 8X is the later, stretched development of the 7X, with a longer cabin and more range. Both share Falcon’s quiet ride and the short-field ability to use airports many large jets cannot. For charter the question is how far the trip flies and how much cabin it needs.

When the Falcon 7X is the right charter

For most European and transatlantic work with a large-cabin jet, the 7X has the range and the ride, usually at a lower hourly rate than the 8X. Its short-field performance opens up more restricted airports, and on trips that stay within its reach it is the more economical Falcon.

When the Falcon 8X earns its rate

When the mission needs the longest non-stop legs — Europe to the US West Coast, or the Gulf to the Americas — or the party wants the extra cabin length, the 8X’s added range and space earn the step up. It is the one to take when the trip would push the 7X to a fuel stop.

The verdict

Same Falcon character, so the choice is reach and cabin length. For most large-cabin trips the 7X is the value pick; for the longest non-stops and the roomier cabin, the 8X earns it. We arrange both through verified operators — send the route and we price each on your dates.

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