The Falcon 10X’s Cabin Is Its Greatest Asset. at 203Cm (6 Ft 8 Inches) Tall, It Has an Extra 12.7Cm (Five Inches) on the G700.

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Dassault Kitted out This Cabin with a Television at the Foot of the Bed Too – but There’s a Bigger Screen Coming up as Well.

The Main Seating Area

Then You Move into the Main Seating Area, Which Includes Eight Chairs in This Layout. They’re Very Comfortable with a Sleek Modern Design That Looks Unique Compared to a Typical Plane Seat.

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They Add to the Luxury Atmosphere in the Jet, Which a Dassault Spokesperson Told Us Is Nicknamed “The Penthouse of the Skies”.

The Refreshments Area

The Last Section Before the Cockpit Is the Galley to Prepare Food and Drink. That Includes a Small Sink and Plenty of Counter Space Where a Box of Expensive Pierre Marcolini Chocolates Had Been Laid out During Our Tour.

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Dassault Says the Flight Deck Will Use a Digital Flight Control System Derived from Its Military Technology. and with Its Falconeye Combined Vision System, the 10X “Will Be Capable of Operating in Essentially Zero Ceiling/Visibility Conditions”.

Inside the Brand-New Dassault Falcon 10X Private Jet: Set to Fly from 2025, This Luxurious Us$75 Million Aircraft Is Dubbed the ‘Penthouse of the Skies’ and Compares to the Bombardier Global 7500

By Robert Thorne

• Oct 8, 2026 • 3 min read

Direct Answer • Key Takeaway

Here’s What the Us$75 Million Dassault Falcon 10X Will Look Like When It Does Take to the Skies.

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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