Luxaviation UK (formerly London Executive Aviation), the UK's largest private jet charter operator, is welcoming the arrival of a brand new Dassault Falcon 2000LXS to its fleet. The aircraft will be based in Luton and is fully available for charter.
The new Falcon 2000LXS seats up to 10 passengers and offers 4,000 nm (7,410 km) range, with the ability to access short and challenging runways such as London City, UK and Lugano, Switzerland. Advanced connectivity and intuitive cabin management ensure passengers are able to be productive and connected throughout their journey. The Falcon 2000LXS has greater fuel efficiency and lower cost of operation than any other jet in its category.
George Galanopoulos, managing director, Luxaviation UK says: “Having a brand new Falcon 2000LXS in our fleet is an exciting addition, and we're looking forward to showing it off to our clients. From London Luton, it will be able to fly non-stop as far as Dubai International Airport, Mumbai Airport and the East Coast of the US. This long-range reach, combined with the high-speed internet and Dassault's HD audio and video capabilities, gives our clients the opportunity to work and conduct meetings onboard or simply relax and enjoy some downtime.”
The new Dassault Falcon 2000LXS brings Luxaviation UK's total fleet number to 24 business aviation aircraft, also including eight Embraer Legacy 600/650s, four Cessna Citation Excels and three Citation Mustangs. The Falcon 2000LXS will also become part of the Luxaviation Group's global fleet of more than 260 aircraft.

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