SEA Prime, a SEA Group company, which with the Milano Prime brand is the sole manager of the business & general aviation infrastructures for Linate and Malpensa airports, hosts the Falcon 6X full cabin mock-up by Dassault Aviation display in a dedicated area by Milano Prime terminal entrance.
Designed to ensure the maximum comfort both for passengers and pilots, the Falcon 6X reflects the latest evolution of Dassault's legendary aeronautical heritage, representing the most spacious, advanced and versatile twinjet in the long-haul business jet segment. The mock-up of the aircraft, in 1: 1 scale, will remain on display at Milano Linate Prime until Sunday 4th July.
"We are proud that Dassault Aviation has chosen Milano Prime as one of the key stops of its European tour to showcase its top-of-the-range aircraft to premium and international customers of Milano Prime, confirming the importance of our market which has returned to pre-pandemic traffic levels in these last few weeks" declared Chiara Dorigotti, SEA Prime CEO.
"Milan is not only a major hub for business in Europe, but a fashion forward city that will value the modern, stylish and productive 6X cabin. Milano Linate Prime was therefore a must-stop on the 6X European mockup tour.” declared Vadim Feldzer, Head of Falcon communications at Dassault Aviation.

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