N265H

This article covers the specific Dassault Falcon airframe bearing registration N265H, a 2004-build medium‑long range trijet. The airframe, serial number 139, was manufactured by Dassault Aviation and is recorded in the United States registry. Ownership is listed to TMFB TRANSPORATION LLC, an LLC based in Orlando, FL, US, and the aircraft’s category is recorded as fixed-wing multi-engine. The airframe is assigned a notional market value of $15,000,000 in the available record; condition and recent maintenance status are not published in the supplied data.

The cabin of this specific Falcon 900EX, N265H, is listed in FAA records with 21 seats, indicating a high‑capacity interior arrangement for the type; detailed configuration (club, divans, galley, or lavatory locations) is not published. Avionics fit and specific interior amenities for N265H are not published in the supplied data, so typical mission equipment cannot be confirmed here. Given the platform’s certified long‑range capability—4,500 nm range and a service ceiling of 51,000 ft—the airframe is suitable for extended business or group transport missions and cyclic charter or corporate operations out of its operator base in Orlando, FL. Maintenance considerations specific to this airframe, including engine shop visits for the three Honeywell TFE731-60 units, would follow standard Falcon 900EX schedules; no bespoke maintenance history is provided.

The aircraft is a member of the Falcon 900EX family, represented here by Dassault Falcon 900EX serial 139 and registration N265H. Within its class the trijet configuration and long‑range capability position it against large-cabin long‑range business jets; competitors typically include other long‑range corporate trijets and high‑end twinjets. Buyer and charter demand for well‑maintained Falcon 900EX examples tends to favor airframes with comprehensive records; resale and maintenance valuation for N265H would be materially affected by proof of maintenance, engines’ time‑in‑service, and interior condition beyond the published $15,000,000 figure.