Credit: Dassault Aviation
BRUSSELS and PARIS—Dassault Aviation is planning on introducing a laminar-flow wing on the Falcon 10X, and a so-called active wing—with flutter suppression an gust load alleviation—on a future business jet that would enter service in 2035, Philippe Rostand, the airframer’s vice president, research...
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