N722JB

This entry covers airframe N722JB, a Dassault Falcon 2000 manufactured by Dassault Aviation and built in 1995 with serial number 13. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is recorded as owned by CLOS DE BERRY LEASING LTD, a corporate owner based in New Carlisle, OH, US. Registry entries note a 14‑seat executive layout reported in registry (typical 10–14 pax executive fit) and a market valuation of $3,800,000; no additional publicized ownership transfers or major registry actions are listed in the provided data.

The registry reports a 14‑seat executive layout for N722JB, consistent with the Falcon 2000’s flexible cabin that commonly supports 10–14 passengers in executive configurations. Specific avionics fit and interior amenity details for this airframe are not provided in the supplied data; operationally the aircraft’s range and cruise speed support medium- to long-range executive missions. The recorded corporate owner in New Carlisle, OH suggests the aircraft is managed or marketed from that locality, and leasing ownership typically implies commercial management, periodic reconfigurations, and standard scheduled maintenance programs in line with corporate-leased business jets.

The Dassault Falcon 2000 occupies the mid-size, twin-engine business jet sector, offering transcontinental capability with a high long-range cruise and a service ceiling to 47,000 ft as exemplified by this airframe. Competing models in the same market niche typically include other large-cabin, long-range twins; buyers and charter operators seeking Falcon 2000 airframes weigh operating economics, engine overhaul status, and interior condition when assessing value—this example’s assessed worth of $3,800,000 reflects its 1995 build year and reported seating fit. Resale and maintenance considerations for leased corporate airframes like N722JB often emphasize documented maintenance records, engine time on type, and any interior refurbishment history.