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DASSAULT FALCON 2000LXS(2016)

Specifications

Year2016
Serial Number
Registration
Total Hours1,073
Location--
RegionUNKNOWN

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Aircraft Details

  • Low-time, one-owner aircraft since new
  • Airframe enrolled in FalconCare maintenance program
  • Engines (PW308C) enrolled on ESP Platinum, 1,073 hours/407 cycles each
  • APU (Honeywell GTCP36-150(F2M)) enrolled on MSP Gold, 1,174 hours/1,160 cycles
  • Avionics: Triple Honeywell FMS, Triple IRS, Dual GPS, Dual DME, Dual HF, Triple VHF, Dual Mode S transponders, Honeywell Primus Epic/EASY II suite, ADS-B Out, FANS 1/A+, CPDLC, SBAS-LPV
  • Enhanced Vision System, Heads-Up Display
  • High-speed data/Wi-Fi (Swift Broadband), Honeywell SATCOM
  • Rockwell Collins FCHD+ entertainment, dual Blu-ray, 22” HD LCD, four 10.6” LCD plug-in monitors, HDMI/USB ports, 3D moving map
  • 8-passenger executive interior: dual club, 3rd crew seat, forward and aft lavatories, light blue leather, blue leafy vine carpet, pommele sapele wood veneer, Crescent gold frosted metal plating
  • Forward galley: central water system, DeLonghi Nespresso, microwave, extra-large oven
  • Exterior: White with bronze, light and medium blue waved stripes, blue logo on fin
  • Winglets, boarding ramp, golf club storage
  • Major inspections current, next due September 2026+ (12/24/36-month, B/C checks)

About this Model

Overview

The Falcon 2000LXS is a twin‑engine large-cabin business jet designed to combine a wide, comfortable cabin with airport access advantages that come from strong low-speed performance. It is typically considered by operators who want an easy-to-live-with cabin for 8–10 passengers, good range for North America and many intercontinental city pairs with a fuel stop, and consistent capability into shorter or more constrained runways than many peers.

Mission Fit

In practice, the 2000LXS is well-matched to day-to-day corporate travel where cabin comfort and schedule reliability matter as much as outright range. Its performance profile supports frequent operations in and out of a broader set of airports, which can reduce ground time and repositioning compared with jets that need longer runways.

Cabin

The cabin is a hallmark: wide enough for comfortable side ledge space and shoulder room, with a flat floor and a layout that supports both working and relaxing. Typical configurations center on a forward galley, a main seating area arranged in a club, and an aft lavatory; many aircraft include an aft divan that can function as an additional seat or rest option depending on the interior. Baggage volume is usually adequate for multi-passenger trips, and the environmental system is designed for long legs with a consistent cabin feel.