N66DD

This airframe, registered as N66DD, is a 2011 build of the Dassault Falcon 7X, serial number 153, manufactured by Dassault Aviation. It is owned by D-AIRE LLC, a corporation based in Chicago, IL, US, and is U.S.-registered for operations. The aircraft is fitted and certified with a large-cabin executive interior and reported seating for 11, consistent with FAA and spotting records. Valuation and condition assessments list the airframe at approximately $52,000,000, reflecting its manufacturing date, engine configuration, and avionics fit.

The cabin is a large-cabin executive layout reported with 11 seats in FAA and spotting sources, though typical Falcon 7X interiors are configurable in 11–14 passenger arrangements. Avionics on this specific airframe are the Falcon EASy suite (Enhanced Avionics System / EASy II), providing integrated flight management, synthetic vision, and advanced crew situational awareness. Typical mission profiles for this aircraft include long-range intercontinental business travel, leveraging a maximum range of 5,950 nm and a high operating ceiling of 51,000 ft to access efficient cruise flight levels. The owner/operator based in Chicago, IL would commonly employ the aircraft for both domestic transcontinental hops and nonstop transatlantic sectors given its performance and cabin size.

The Dassault Falcon 7X family occupies the ultra-long-range large-cabin business jet niche, offering tri-jet redundancy with three PW307A engines and long-range capability of 5,950 nm. Competing models in this performance bracket include other long-range large-cabin types; buyers seek the 7X for its combination of range, high-altitude cruise (up to 51,000 ft), and advanced EASy avionics. From a maintenance and resale perspective, the 2011 serial 153 benefits from commonality of systems across the Falcon fleet but must be evaluated on engine cycles, avionics upgrades, and interior refurbishment when compared to newer airframes; the stated market value is approximately $52,000,000.