Dassault Launches Falcon 2000LXS

Stephen Pope

Tuesday, October 30, 2012 at 06:41 PM ET

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Falcon 2000LXS

Key Takeaways:

Dassault Falcon is launching the $30.4 million Falcon 2000LXS in 2014, designed as a replacement for the current 2000LX model.
The primary enhancement of the 2000LXS is its improved short-field capability, achieved through full-length inboard slats, reducing its balanced field length to 4,675 feet and enabling access to more airports.
It also boasts increased payload capacity, a refreshed cabin and cockpit, a 4,000 nm range at Mach .80, and will be offered alongside the Falcon 2000S, with plans for a new super-midsize jet.

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Dassault Falcon is fine-tuning its product mix with the launch of the $30.4 million Falcon 2000LXS as a replacement for the current 2000LX.

The biggest changes center on new model’s improved short-field capability thanks to the addition of full-length inboard slats on the wing. The 2000LXS will also boast increased payload carrying capability and a sleek refresh of the cabin and cockpit.