Dassault Falcon 7x vs Gulfstream G600wingspan

The Dassault Falcon 7X and Gulfstream G600 are both long‑range, large‑cabin business jets, but they sit in slightly different parts of the segment. The Falcon 7X is commonly categorized as an ultra‑long‑range trijet with an emphasis on flexibility and efficient long‑distance missions, while the Gulfstream G600 is typically positioned as a large‑cabin, ultra‑long‑range twinjet with a stronger tilt toward high‑speed, premium long‑range travel. On range, the G600 generally has the advantage, offering an advertised range of about 6,600 nautical miles, compared with roughly 5,950 nautical miles for the Falcon 7X (ranges vary by payload, winds, and speed profile). That makes the G600 more comfortable for the longest nonstop city pairs, while the 7X still covers most intercontinental missions. For passenger capacity, both are similar. In typical executive layouts they usually seat around 12–14 passengers, with maximum certified seating often higher (commonly up to about 16–19 depending on configuration). Wingspan-wise, the G600’s is about 94 feet, while the Falcon 7X is about 86 feet.