N616VG

This airframe, registered N616VG, is a Dassault Falcon 6X with serial number 016. Build year: Not published. The aircraft is owned and operated by Dassault Falcon Jet Corp, a corporate entity based in Little Ferry, NJ, US, and is registered in the US. As an OEM/demo-configured Falcon 6X retained by the manufacturer’s sales and service organization, the airframe has remained with Dassault Falcon Jet Corp rather than entering third‑party ownership, and it carries a current estimated value of $52,750,000 reflecting its certified configuration and demonstrator status.

The cabin is configured in an executive multi‑zone OEM/demo layout and is certified for up to 19 seats while typically fitted for 12–16 passengers in an executive arrangement. Avionics are supplied as the EASy suite (Honeywell Primus Epic / EASy IV family), supporting advanced flight management and crew workload reduction for long‑range missions. Based at the owner’s Little Ferry, New Jersey facility, this airframe is typically employed in transcontinental and intercontinental corporate transport roles that leverage its 5,500 nm range and 566 kts cruise speed. As an OEM/demo aircraft, maintenance and configuration tend to follow manufacturer schedules and retain close technical support from Dassault, which can affect dispatch availability and resale considerations compared with aircraft in third‑party corporate fleets.

As a Falcon 6X airframe, this jet embodies the family’s emphasis on long‑range executive transport with a high operating ceiling of 51,000 ft, substantial passenger capacity, and high cruise speeds. The demonstrator/ OEM nature of N616VG positions it in a niche where prospective buyers or charter operators evaluate turnkey readiness, manufacturer maintenance provenance, and cabin flexibility (certified to 19 seats but typically arranged for 12–16). Given its estimated value of $52,750,000 and factory ownership, resale dynamics for this specific airframe will reflect strong documentation, current avionics standardization, and the benefits or constraints of having served as a demonstration and sales support asset.