N600CD

This airframe, registered as N600CD, is a Dassault Mystère/Falcon 20-F5 built by Dassault-Breguet in 1978, carrying serial number 377. The aircraft is owned by PDII LLC (an LLC based in Concord, NC, US), and is registered in the US. Acquisition by PDII LLC represents the most recent recorded ownership transfer for this tail; additional notable registry actions or valuation/condition details are Not published. The airframe has been configured and operated in roles consistent with its flexible cabin options and corporate/charter use.

The cabin on this specific Falcon 20-F5 can be arranged in a flexible executive layout, commonly configured for 8–10 pax, or in a high-density 14-seat configuration depending on operator fit. Typical mission profiles for this airframe emphasize short-to-medium transcontinental hops within its 1,808 nm range and fast cruise legs at about 405 kts, operating to and from the owner/operator base in Concord, NC, US. Avionics fit and specific interior amenities for N600CD are operator-dependent and not published; maintenance considerations follow the older airframe vintage of a 1978 build, with relevant historical maintenance records and upgrades managed by the owner/operator. Cabin flexibility allows operators to alternate between executive transport and higher-density charter missions without structural modification.

The Dassault Mystère/Falcon 20-F5 occupies a niche for light-to-midsize twinjets offering relatively high cruise speed and moderate range, as reflected in this airframe’s 405 kts cruise and 1,808 nm range. Buyer and charter demand for airframes of this vintage typically centers on cost-effective acquisition and conversion potential, balanced against increasing maintenance and upgrade considerations for systems and interiors. Resale and operational considerations for this serial 377 example hinge on documented maintenance history, interior condition, and any avionics or structural upgrades performed since its 1978 manufacture.