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Thierry Dubois
July 23, 2026
A Falcon being assembled at Dassault’s facility in Merignac, France. Credit: MAXPPP/Alamy Stock Photo
PARIS—Dassault Aviation has seen orders for its Falcon business jets increasing sharply in the first half, amounting to 23, CEO Eric Trappier said July 22. The improvement has yet to be confirmed over the course of the entire year, but the airframer’s salespeople may see it as an encouraging sign…
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