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Manufacturing Facilities
One look at our manufacturing process and you'll see: Falcons are inspired from beginning to end.
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Argenteuil (France): This establishment is responsible for producing the metal parts: cambered parts, coatings and machined parts, for the fuselages, which are assembled there. |
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Argonay (France): Dassault Equipment, a division of Dassault Aviation, is located at Saint-Cloud and Argonay. It is responsible for flight control systems, and various items of equipment involved in the production of these high-tech systems for Dassault Aviation civil and military aircraft. It also manufactures flight control elements for helicopters and missiles. |
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Biarritz (France): The pilot plant for work with composite materials, it manufactures and assembles various parts made from composite materials: wing panels, elevons, end plates, banners, hatches, etc. |
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Istres (France): This establishment is mainly responsible for integration, system validation and flight tests. |
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Martignas (France): This establishment is responsible for assembling wing structures produced from elements-composite or metal-supplied by other company establishments. It also assembles Falcon sections for onward shipping to Merignac. |
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Mérignac (France): Responsible for the design and production of civil aircraft prototypes- this established carries out the final assembly of civil and military aircraft. |
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Poitiers (France): Skilled in pyrotechnic and in the technology of superplastic forming and diffusion bonding (SPFDB technology) of titanium parts for aircraft components trade from the following materials: leading edge tips, canards. |
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Saint-Cloud (France): This site is the location for the Technical Management Department, the International Technical Management Department and its various specialist departments, research offices including the military aircraft research department. |
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Seclin (France): Large-size metal parts for company aircraft, especially integral structures, are produced on this site, which also includes the Industrial Robotic Technical Center. |
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Little Rock (USA): Falcon completion center. |
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