Story ID: 009May017
Legacy Falcons Get Modern Cabins
By: James Wynbrandt
Caption: The six- to eight-week process brings contemporary cabins to older aircraft.
Word Count: 118
Dassault Falcon Service (DFS), whose refurbishments can restore interiors of in-service Falcons “close to the original aircraft,” is developing retrofits to provide older Falcons with contemporary cabins, said Thierry Salaun, vice president, service center marketing and sales. “We have developed our own interior products, similar to a brand-new aircraft.” The first, the Falcon Paris interior, was recently installed for the new owner of a used Falcon. The six- to eight-week upgrade can be performed during a major inspection or on its own.

Salaun notes that DFS’s location alongside Dassault’s headquarters and completions showroom at Paris Le Bourget Airport provides direct access to the best of the OEM’s interior styling and technology.