France & USA – FlightSafety International (FSI), the world's preeminent professional aviation training company, is providing its eSim full-motion engineering simulator as a key development tool for the Dassault Falcon 10X program, with pilots actively testing cockpit and flight performance at Dassault Aviation's facility in Istres, France, ahead of the aircraft's first flight.

The FlightSafety eSim delivers immersive flight simulation with high-resolution environments, enabling pilots to test and finalize aircraft cockpit design and flight performance characteristics before the Falcon 10X enters service — integrating next-generation simulation into the development process at an early stage.
The engineering simulator serves a dual purpose: supporting Dassault's design validation and test pilot activities, and enabling early pilot readiness so that operators and training providers are prepared for the aircraft's entry into service.
Following aircraft certification, the eSim will be relocated to FlightSafety's Paris Learning Center, extending simulation access to Falcon 10X operators and supporting the transition from development tool to operational training device.
The collaboration underscores FlightSafety's position as a primary training partner for Dassault Aviation, providing simulation and training solutions across the Falcon family alongside its broader portfolio covering commercial, business, and military aviation platforms across six continents.

Source: FlightSafety International

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