This year's Falcon Maintenance & Operations Seminars will kick off on April 5 in Paris, France and conclude May 17 in São Paulo, Brazil. Miami and Chicago will also be included on this year's M&O tour. The series will feature a smaller number of stops but an expanded, two-day format in the US. intended to make more information available to operators and increase opportunities for them to meet and exchange insights and experience.

Jean Kayanakis, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Customer Service and Service Center Network at Dassault Aviation, commented: "The modified format, prompted by input from operators and the Falcon Operator Advisory Board, will permit more in-depth discussion of some of the more challenging issues facing the Falcon community while setting aside time for networking. We hope this will further expand the flow of information and feedback that is critical to optimizing the Falcon customer experience."
As at past events, this year's tour will feature presentations on the latest Falcon programs, breakout sessions for pilots, cabin crew and technicians, and plenty of opportunities to chat with vendors, training providers and other operators.
Product and service updates will focus on the advanced EASy IV cockpit, sustainability and the forthcoming entry into service of the new extra-widebody Falcon 6X, set for mid-year, along with the most recent additions to our rapidly expanding maintenance, repair and overhaul network.

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