Albinati Aeronautics has announced the addition of a Dassault Falcon 6X to its fleet. The Swiss company claims it is the world’s first Falcon 6X available for air charter.
According to Albinati, the widebody business jet completed its inaugural commercial flight on July 1 from Malta International Airport (LMML) to Geneva Airport (LSGG). Previously, after the company took delivery of the aircraft from Dassault's Falcon Jet Center completions facility in Little Rock, Arkansas, it made its first flight using sustainable aviation fuel to return to its base in Geneva.
“The introduction of the Falcon 6X into our fleet demonstrates our constant pursuit for excellence and innovation,” said Albinati Aeronautics founder and CEO Stefano Albinati. “This aircraft not only enhances our charter services but also strengthens our position as a major player in the European and international markets.”
The Dassault Falcon 6X, which was certified by the FAA and EASA in the second half of last year, has a range of 5,600 nm and can seat up to 14 passengers.
Albinati Aeronautics and Jetron also formed a partnership last year to create what they described “a compelling player” in the business aircraft brokerage market.