N733G

This entry covers the specific airframe bearing the registration N733G, a Dassault Mystère-Falcon 50EX built by Dassault Aviation in 2004 with serial number 340. The airframe is owned by BUZICK AIR LLC, a corporation based in Bardstown, KY, US, and is registered in the US. No additional published registry actions or transfers are recorded in the supplied data beyond the current corporate ownership. The airframe is valued at $5,900,000, reflecting its configuration and market position as noted in the provided information.

The specific cabin fit for N733G is reported as a 22‑seat arrangement, indicating a high-density layout suitable for corporate shuttle or charter missions where seat capacity is prioritized. Avionics and interior finish details are not published in the supplied data; maintenance and outfitting history beyond ownership are likewise not provided. Typical mission profiles consistent with the aircraft’s specification would leverage the 3,388 nm range and 459 kt cruise for medium- to long-range point-to-point operations from the owner’s base in Bardstown, KY, US. The three‑engine layout using Honeywell TFE-731‑SER powerplants entails specific maintenance considerations tied to a tri‑jet fleet type, though no maintenance records are included in the data set.

The airframe is a member of the Mystère-Falcon 50EX family, a small tri‑jet business aircraft produced by Dassault Aviation, which occupies a niche for transcontinental missions with elevated cruise speed and high service ceiling. With a service ceiling of 49,000 ft and cruise of 459 kt, the type competes with other long-range mid‑size business jets in secondary market segments where range and speed are prioritized over single-aisle capacity. The listed market value of $5,900,000 for this specific airframe reflects age (2004), configuration (22 seats), and tri‑engine operational factors; resale and maintenance considerations typically account for engine program status and airframe cycle history, information not provided here.