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THE ART OF SEAMLESS SUPPORT

SP’s Aviation

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Issue 1, 2026

In an industry where every minute counts, Dassault's commitment to Falcon fleet support and customer care turns aircraft ownership into an experience defined by confidence and complete peace of mind

- By ROHIT GOEL

THE ART OF SEAMLESS SUPPORT

FOR DASSAULT AVIATION, CUSTOMER SERVICE IS NOT A POST-sale obligation—it is a philosophy that defines the Falcon ownership experience. From the moment an aircraft leaves the assembly line, it enters a global ecosystem of care, one that combines human expertise, advanced digital monitoring, and round-the-clock support. Dassault’s official communications consistently underline one mission, to deliver the most comprehensive support network in business aviation, ensuring every Falcon jet remains mission-ready, wherever it flies.

A NETWORK BUILT ON TRUST AND TECHNOLOGY

Dassault’s 24/7 operational support structure is designed to minimise downtime and guarantee swift response, regardless of geography. At the heart of this system lies FalconResponse—the company’s dedicated aircraft-on-ground (AOG) and dispatch service. FalconResponse operates through command centres that work continuously, coordinating technicians, spares, and logistics to bring grounded aircraft back into service in the shortest possible time.

imageDassault describes FalconResponse as a "global lifeline" for Falcon operators. The service is more than just a hotline—it's a dynamic coordination platform linking regional maintenance centres, parts depots, and field teams. When an AOG occurs, a dedicated operations manager mobilises the nearest resources—whether that means dispatching a replacement part, flying in technicians, or even arranging a support aircraft to transport critical personnel or components.

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DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE DOMESTIC MRO ECOSYSTEM

India is expanding its civil aviation MRO infrastructure, but without deeper component repair capability, regulatory alignment and supply-chain control, it risks creating capacity without sovereignty and continued reliance on foreign maintenance ecosystems

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8 mins

Issue 1, 2026

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

A PARTNERSHIP FOR THE SKIES

From Fleet expansion to System Building, Paul Righi, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Eurasia, India, & South Asia, Boeing Commercial Airplanes talks to SP's Aviation on Boeing's long-term India play

time to read

4 mins

Issue 1, 2026

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

A300: THE FIRST AIRBUS

The Airbus A300 was a technological marvel, employing some of the advanced features of Concorde. The aim was to increase safety, operational capability, and profitability, and establish the airliner in a position of advantage vis-à-vis its prospective competitors.

time to read

3 mins

Issue 1, 2026

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

INDIA TAKES CENTRE STAGE AT WINGS INDIA 2026

As India moves from scale to influence, Wings India 2026 reflects an aviation ecosystem poised to assume a leadership role in global civil aviation

time to read

4 mins

Issue 1, 2026

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

INDIA'S BUSINESS AVIATION: UNREALISED POTENTIAL AND THE URGENT PATH FORWARD

India's business aviation sector faces systemic policy, taxation, and regulatory constraints, despite strong demand. Treating aircraft as productivity assets, reforming taxes, liberalising FDI, and building infrastructure are essential to unlock growth in this sector.

time to read

3 mins

Issue 1, 2026

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

THE ART OF SEAMLESS SUPPORT

In an industry where every minute counts, Dassault's commitment to Falcon fleet support and customer care turns aircraft ownership into an experience defined by confidence and complete peace of mind

time to read

5 mins

Issue 1, 2026

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

BUILDING AVIATION IN INDIA: FROM AIRCRAFT REGISTRY TO A STATE OF DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE

India's civil aviation sector is at an inflexion point. Critically, the legislative overhaul signals a shift from viewing India as a “State of Registry” to a “State of Design and Manufacture,” enabling both domestic enterprises and foreign partners to innovate and produce aircraft and major components locally. The idea is to address some of the challenges fast enough to seize the momentum.

time to read

6 mins

Issue 1, 2026

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

ROLLS-ROYCE OPENS ITS LARGEST GLOBAL CAPABILITY CENTRE IN BENGALURU

Rolls-Royce has inaugurated its largest Global Capability and Innovation Centre (GCC) at Manyata Embassy Business Park in Bengaluru, further strengthening its long-term presence in India.

time to read

1 min

Issue 9, 2025

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

MOD SIGNS CONTRACT FOR PROCUREMENT OF 97 LCA MKIA AIRCRAFT

Ministry of Defence (MoD) signed a contract with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for procurement of 97 Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Mk1A, including 68 fighters and 29 twin seaters, along with associated equipment, for Indian Air Force, at a cost of over 62,370 crore (excluding taxes), on September 25, 2025.

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1 min

Issue 9, 2025

SP’s Aviation

SP’s Aviation

PILATUS HANDS OVER THE FIRST PC-12 PRO

Following on from the launch of the new model in spring 2025, the very first customer, Dion Weisler, recently took delivery of his brand-new aircraft and personally flew it home from Switzerland to Australia.

time to read

1 min

Issue 9, 2025

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