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Dassault Falcon Adds SAF at Little Rock Facility

Dassault's continuous supply of sustainable aviation fuel in Little Rock will be used for all Falcons departing from its completions facility there.

Dassault Falcon business jet with Sustainable Aviation Fuel decal on side — Dassault Aviation is now using sustainable aviation fuel for all Falcon customer acceptance and departure flights at its Little Rock, Arkansas completions facility. (Photo: Dassault Aviation)

By Chad Trautvetter • News Editor at AIN

April 3, 2023

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