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DASSAULT AVIATION TO OFFER FALCON 2000EX

NEW ORLEANS, Dassault Aviation president Charles Edelstenne confirmed that the company will offer the Falcon 2000EX. The airplane will take service in 2003 and it is priced at $24 million. With the introduction of this aircraft, Dassault will have a twinjet to compete head on with the Bombardier Challenger 604. Compared to Falcon 2000, the new Falcon 2000EX will have a 25% increase in the range from...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 2886
Rome, Italy, 10/11/2000 16:36
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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