N222JE

The airframe registered as N222JE is a 2008-built Dassault Falcon 2000EX, constructor serial number 173, currently owned by HIGHER CAUSE LLC of Byron Center, MI, US. The FAA registry lists the aircraft as a US-registered, LLC-owned operational jet; ownership is recorded to HIGHER CAUSE LLC and no other prior owners are published in the supplied data. Market valuation for this specific airframe is listed at $10,000,000, and registry details reflect a cabin certification for 19 seats despite typical executive layouts seating fewer passengers. No additional notable registry actions or incidents are published in the supplied dataset.

The aircraft is typically configured in an executive cabin layout accommodating 8–10 passengers in practice while the FAA registry lists 19 seats, indicating a certification capacity greater than the common interior fit. Avionics fit for this individual airframe is not published in the provided data. With a maximum range of 4,000 nm and a cruise speed near 447 kts, the airframe is suited to long-range executive transport and transcontinental missions from its operator base in Byron Center, MI, US. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe would reflect twin-engine Pratt & Whitney Canada PW308C support and standard Falcon 2000EX maintenance cycles; unique cabin amenities are not detailed in the supplied information.

As a Dassault Falcon 2000EX airframe built in 2008 (s/n 173), this example demonstrates the type’s long-range twinjet performance characteristics, combining a 4,000 nm range, 447 kt cruise and a 47,000 ft ceiling. The aircraft’s listed value of $10,000,000 and executive cabin practicability reflect the secondary-market considerations for similarly aged long-range business jets, where certification seating versus fitted layout can affect charter utility and resale positioning. Maintenance and resale assessments for this airframe would hinge on engine time accumulation on the PW308C engines, completion of scheduled inspections, and the disparity between certified 19 seats and the typical 8–10 passenger executive interior.