(Le Bourget, France, May 21, 2014) – Dassault Falcon Service is introducing several new Falcon Cabin upgrade packages intended to enhance the convenience and comfort of Dassault operators.

Available on all Falcon models, the upgrades include:

New interior with materials and colors borrowed from newly introduced aircraft models

High speed Internet satcom and Wi-Fi to allow passengers to remain connected at all times

FalconCabin HD+ high definition flight entertainment system with full personal connectivity  capability

Cabin humidifier to enhance comfort during long range trips

Galley wine chiller

Premium connectivity and comfort are two of the chief criteria business aviation customers look for in new aircraft models, and making them available on older generation Falcons is a top priority at Dassault Falcon Service.

The DFS design office is specialized in developing new features based on innovations introduced on new aircraft models and adapting them to previous Falcon aircraft.

“The Dassault Falcon Service team takes great pride in its ability to design, integrate and certify STCs dedicated to enhancing passengers’ onboard comfort and to install them with minimum downtime,” says Jean Kayanakis, DFS General Manager. ”These upgrades enable all Falcon owners to benefit from the latest Dassault technology available at a price to fit their pocketbook.”

Press Contact: Dassault Falcon Service (Le Bourget – France)

Nadège HARTWECK – Tel: +33 1 49 34 22 58 – Email: nadege.hartweck@dassault-falcon.com

Visit us at EBACE, booth # 1034

About Dassault Falcon Service

Dassault Falcon Service (DFS) is one of the leading maintenance, repair and overhaul facilities in Europe. The company offers scheduled and unscheduled maintenance through all levels of inspections, major modifications – such as interiors, avionics, and entertainment – on all types of Falcons. In addition, Dassault Falcon Service provides FBO services and operates a fleet of 8 Falcons. Dassault Falcon Service is a subsidiary of Dassault Aviation based on Paris-Le Bourget airport and set up in 1967.