N61JE

This airframe, N61JE, is a Dassault Falcon 2000 built in 1999 with serial number 72. The jet is powered by a pair of CFE738-1-1B engines and is registered in the US; it is recorded as owned by JCE LEASING LLC of Little Rock, AR, US. The aircraft’s registry entry and operator information indicate a corporate leasing posture rather than a single private operator, and the airframe’s configuration and registered seat count reflect utility for business transport. No public records of other ownership transfers or major registry actions are provided beyond the current leaseholding.

The airframe is registered with a 14-place seating cabin layout (registered seat count: 14) suited to executive transport and small-group charter missions. Avionics fit is recorded as Collins Pro Line 4 (typical for original Falcon 2000), providing integrated flight management and communications systems consistent with regional business-jet operations. Typical mission profiles for this configuration would include transcontinental and long regional sectors enabled by the 2,841 nm range and cruise speed of 459 kts, with operations regularly conducted to and from bases associated with its leasing company in Little Rock. Maintenance considerations align with twin-engine Falcon 2000 norms, including engine-specific support for the CFE738-1-1B powerplants and regular avionics lifecycle attention for the Pro Line 4 suite.

The Dassault Falcon 2000 family occupies the large-cabin, mid-range business jet niche, offering transcontinental capability with a high operational ceiling of 47,000 ft and a comfortable 14-seat configuration. Competing models in the same mission bracket typically include other midsize to large-cabin twins; buyers and charter operators value the Falcon 2000 for cabin volume and range. From a resale and maintenance perspective, airframes like N61JE require attention to engine program enrollment and avionics modernization planning when marketed, given the Falcon 2000’s aging but capable airframe pedigree.