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Dassault to display Falcon 7X at CIBAS

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Dassault to display Falcon 7X at CIBAS - Business aviation publisher
Tatjana Obrazcova

Dassault will display a Falcon 7X at the upcoming China International Business Aviation Show show in Beijing.

Held at the Civil Aviation Authority of China’s flight inspection unit at Beijing Capital Airport, 2015 will be the forth year that the show has been running that CIBAS has been held.

ccording to Asian Sky Group’s 2014 Greater China year end report, there were 26 Falcon 7Xs in service in China at the end of 2014, up from seven aircraft at the end of 2013.

The French manufacturer had a total of 32 aircraft in the country at the end of 2014.





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