Sells Two Falcon Bizjets To Saudi Arabia's Wallan Aviation

Dassault Falcon has concluded the sale of two aircraft to Saudi Arabia’s Wallan Aviation. The announcement came at the Middle East Business Aviation (MEBA) show which runs at Al Maktoum International Airport, Dubai World Central through Thursday.

A pre-owned Falcon 900EX EASy II will now be delivered to Wallan Aviation, a prominent Middle Eastern general aviation company, by the end of this year and a new tri-engine Falcon 900LX in the second quarter of next year. Wallan Aviation says it will operate both aircraft for the company’s own use with the option of offering one or both to the charter market. The sale marks Wallan Aviation’s first entry into the Dassault Falcon range and large cabin segment.

The Falcon 900LX is one of 45 aircraft displayed on MEBA’s static park. Dassault says it plans to deliver six Falcons to Middle East customers over the next 18 months, growing its fleet by 10%. More than 60 Falcon business jets already operate in the Middle East.

MEBA’s static park features aircraft from the world’s leading manufacturers including family of fleets from Gulfstream, Bombardier, Dassault, Airbus, Boeing and Embraer.

(Pictured {L-R} Fahad Wallan, Vice President, Wallan Aviation; Gilles Gautier, Vice President Sales, Dassault Falcon; Saad Wallan, Chairman, Wallan Aviation and Renaud Cloatre, Sales Director, Middle East, Dassault Falcon.)

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