N502SV

This airframe, registered as N502SV, is a 1985 Dassault-Breguet Mystère Falcon 200 with serial number 502. The manufacturer is listed as Dassault-Breguet (Dassault Aviation) and the airframe is registered in the United States. The current owner is CRYPTOLOGISTICS OF AMERICA INC, a corporation based in Southwest Ranches, FL, US; the registration record indicates it is operated from that home base. The aircraft’s corporate ownership and U.S. registration are notable registry entries, and the airframe is presently valued at $700,000, reflecting its market position and condition indicators on file.

The cabin on this airframe is registered for 13 seats, with a corporate/executive layout that varies by operator; the registration notes the maximum seating capacity rather than a fixed interior fit. The aircraft is operated under the ownership of CRYPTOLOGISTICS OF AMERICA INC out of Southwest Ranches, FL, US, which defines its primary operating base and likely regional mission set. Typical mission profiles for this specific airframe, given its performance figures, include medium-range corporate transport and executive missions up to its stated range of 2,204 nm. Maintenance considerations tied to this airframe include support for the Garrett ATF3-6A turbine engines, which define scheduled engine maintenance intervals and overhaul planning specific to this installation.

This airframe belongs to the Dassault-Breguet Mystère Falcon 200 family, a small-cabin, medium-range business jet segment characterized by transcontinental capability and high cruise speed for its era. Competing aircraft in the market occupy a similar performance niche, but this specific airframe’s advanced age (built 1985) and recorded valuation of $700,000 reflect the secondary-market dynamics and maintenance/resale considerations for older Falcons. Buyers and charter operators assessing N502SV would weigh its 13-seat registration, Garrett engine type, and remaining useful life against refurbishment costs and operational mission requirements.