A Dassault Falcon 7X private jet sits on the apron, viewed through a security fence on an overcast day.

Copenhagen Airport, Roskilde is Denmark’s second-largest airport measured by the number of take-offs and landings. The airport serves eastern Denmark and the greater Copenhagen area, with primary traffic consisting of …

Copenhagen Airport, Roskilde Copenhagen Airport, Roskilde is Denmark’s second-largest airport measured by the number of take-offs and landings. The airport serves eastern Denmark and the greater Copenhagen area, wit…

A sleek Dassault Falcon 7X in a unique light-blue VIP livery awaits departure at a regional airport.

Parked

Copenhagen Roskilde Airport is Denmark’s second-largest airport, measured by the number of takeoffs and landings. We primarily handle general aviation (G/A) traffic, i.e. business, VIP, special flights, and flight trai…

Private flight

A ramp-side view of several business and private aircraft, with a Dassault Falcon 7X (N618CX) trijet, multiple Beechcraft Super King Air turboprops, and the wing and propeller of a parked aircraft prominently in the fore…

Dassault Falcon 7X N294X on the ramp—a cutting-edge trijet renowned for its long-range VIP flights and fly-by-wire technology.

This Falcon 7X is notable for its special tail scheme, standing out at any airport. The type is a favorite among business aviation elites for transcontinental and intercontinental flights.

G/A flight

Other visible aircraft in the background include a Gulfstream G650ER (N613AQ) and a midsize business jet, but the primary focus is on the Falcon 7X (CS-DLH).

The Canadian registration (C-FZUS) suggests this aircraft is operated by a Canadian corporate or private owner.

The CS-LTT registration indicates it is a NetJets Europe aircraft, a popular choice for elite charters and fractional ownership. The Falcon 7X is known for its fly-by-wire flight controls—unique in its class.