Inside This AMAZING $60 Million Dassault Falcon 8X!
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The Dassault Falcon 8X stands as the most awe-inspiring private jet, capable of handling long direct flights. Dassault launched the Falcon 8X program on May 19, 2014, with the airframe subsequently making its first flight on Feb. 6, 2015, and receiving certification in June 2016. Although the fuselage of the Falcon 8X is 3.6 ft. longer than that of the 7X allowing it to have the longest cabin of any Falcon, both airframes share the same 19-passenger maximum seating capacity. #DassaultFalcon #Falcon8x #privatejet
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