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One of the Dassault Falcon 8Xs on exhibit at this year’s NBAA static display is a 2016 model represented by sales and support provider Acass. The 8X is S/N 410, and it is certified to carry up to 16 passengers.
At is exhibit at the convention center, the Montreal-based company (Booth 1819), founded in 1994, is highlighting its expertise in aircraft sales, entry-into-service support, flight crew staffing, ferry and delivery, aircraft management, interim lift and charter, and SMS compliance support.
Acass’s services are available worldwide, and it has offices in Africa, Asia, Europe, India, Middle East, and the U.S.

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