BUSINESS JETS: THE FALCON SAGA

PARIS BRANCH NAMED LECTURE
Lindbergh Named Lecture
BUSINESS JETS: THE FALCON
SAGA
M. REVELLIN-FALCOZ, PRESIDENT OF
L’ACADÉMIE DES TECHNOLOGIES
MUSÉE DE L’AIR ET DE L’ESPACE ,PARIS / 28 FEBRUARY 2012
The Royal Aeronautical Society Lindbergh Lecture will be
hosted by the Paris Branch of the Society in partnership with
the Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace of Paris - Le Bourget.
The event will refer to Charles Lindbergh who achieved world
fame as a result of the flight in 1927, from New York’s Long
Island to Paris Le Bourget a distance of 5,800 km in the
single-seat, single-engine monoplane Spirit of St. Louis. In
1963 Lindbergh who was, at that time, a technical advisor
for PAN AM then interested in business jets, visited Dassault
in France. In 1964 PAN AM ordered 40 Dassault Mystère
20 business jets renamed FALCON and that was the start of
the FALCON saga.
THIS LECTURE IS KINDLY HOSTED BY:
M. Revellin-Falcoz, President of l’Académie des Technologies,
member of l’Académie de l’air et de l’espace, former VicePrésident Directeur Général de Dassault Aviation will deliver
a lecture in French entitled: Business jets : the FALCON saga
VENUE
Main Lecture Theatre
Musée de l’Air et de l’Espace of Paris - Le Bourget
The lecture will be followed by cocktails.
17:00 - Lecture starts
18:30 - Cocktail Reception
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