N570D

This entry covers airframe N570D, a 2016-built Dassault Falcon 2000EX with serial number 329. The airframe is owned by WARBLER I LLC, an LLC based in Freeland, MI, US, and is registered in the United States. Ownership by WARBLER I LLC and registration under US registry are the principal recorded administrative events for this airframe; no other transfers or notable registry actions are published. Condition and valuation specifics have not been published for this specific airframe.

Cabin layout details and specific avionics fit for this airframe are not published. Based on the airframe’s seating count and performance parameters, typical mission profiles for N570D would include transcontinental or long regional flights within a roughly 3,800 nm radius, operating from its owner’s home base in Freeland, MI, US. The twin PW308C engine configuration supports high-altitude cruise to the listed ceiling of 47,000 ft, which benefits fuel-efficient block cruises at the published 459 kt cruise speed. Routine maintenance considerations follow the model’s twin-engine, fixed-wing multi-engine configuration and the Pratt & Whitney Canada powerplant requirements; however, airframe-specific maintenance records are not published.

The airframe is a member of the Falcon 2000EX family, positioned as a long-range, twin-engine business jet variant offering transcontinental capability reflected in the 3,800 nm range and a high operating ceiling of 47,000 ft. With 19 seats and PW308C propulsion producing 6,998 lbf each, the platform targets operators requiring medium-to-long-range capacity and higher cruise speeds around 459 kts. Buyer and charter demand for this aircraft type typically centers on corporate and fractional use where range, cabin capacity, and high-altitude cruise performance are priorities; resale and maintenance considerations will reflect the airframe’s age (built 2016), engine type, and documented ownership under WARBLER I LLC.