Dassault has unveiled the Falcon 2000S with the goal of creating a full-size Falcon with a midsize price ideally suited for an eight-hour flight.

With a price tag of under $25 million, Dassault claims the Falcon 2000S will feature the largest cabin, longest range and best performance in its class .

New inboard wing slats and high-Mach blended winglets enhance aerodynamic efficiency, so the 2000S can get in and out of small, convenient airports.

The 2000S is available in a standard floor plan with seating for ten passengers, along with three elegant color and material schemes that Dassault has specially designed in collaboration with BMW Group DesignworksUSA.

It is expected to be certified in the end of 2012 with deliveries beginning in early 2013.

Despite the launch of the new model, Dassault says it remains committed to the development of the SMS, a proposed super-midsize business jet that the manufacturer says would sell in the $20-$25 million price range.

Sources: Robbreport – Flyingmag