N321AJ

The airframe bearing tail number N321AJ is a 2001-built Dassault Falcon 900EX, serial number 77, manufactured by Dassault Aviation. This specific Falcon has been recorded in the United States registry (US) and is owned by the corporation Ds Five Llc; ownership to this corporate entity is the primary recorded change in this airframe’s registry history. The airframe’s configuration and broker listing information identify it as a 12-passenger corporate-configured jet with Honeywell avionics, and documentation available in public listings highlights its corporate-operator usage and typical maintenance oversight associated with tri-engine Falcons.

The airframe is outfitted as a 12-passenger corporate cabin with a forward galley and options noted for either forward or aft lavatory installations, reflecting flexibility for executive transport missions. The broker listing attributes a Honeywell Primus Elite avionics package to this specific aircraft, supporting advanced flight management and avionics common to modernized Falcon 900EX examples. Typical operations for this airframe would center on long-range corporate missions up to the published ferry range, point-to-point transcontinental flights, and international sectors within the 4,500 nm capability, operating from a US-based operator/owner. As a tri-engine airframe, maintenance considerations include scheduled engine shop visits for the three Honeywell TFE731 series engines and tri-engine system inspections that are specific to the Falcon 900EX family.

The Dassault Falcon 900EX family occupies the long-range, tri-engine executive jet niche, offering high-speed cruise near 491 kts and an operational ceiling of 51,000 ft, attributes valued by owners needing transcontinental and transoceanic capability. Competing models in its segment typically include long-range large-cabin twinjets, though the Falcon’s third engine and range performance distinguish it for certain buyers and charter operators seeking redundancy and range. Market considerations for this particular airframe include the maintenance profile of three Honeywell TFE731 engines and avionics commonality with Honeywell systems, both factors that influence operational cost, resale attractiveness, and buyer demand among corporate and charter operators.