N780LM

N780LM is a 2019 Dassault Aviation Falcon 7X (MSN 291) registered to LIBERTY MEDIA CORP of Englewood, Colorado. The airframe is listed with an 11-seat executive configuration on the FAA record and carries Mode S hex AA918C. The aircraft received its airworthiness certificate in 2020 and the FAA certificate was issued later that year; public records and photos show operation by Liberty Media on transatlantic and North American trips.

N780LM is certified as a standard/transport-category, large-cabin trijet powered by three Pratt & Whitney Canada PW307A turbofans (approx. 6,405 lbf each) and is documented with a passenger seating configuration of 11. The Falcon 7X platform is commonly outfitted with the Falcon EASy avionics suite and flexible VIP cabin plans; this particular airframe is recorded in multiple spotter photos in Europe and the U.S., and was the subject of a 2023 time-sharing agreement between Liberty Media Corp and Atlanta Braves Holdings, confirming corporate use and periodic leasing. Recent publicly posted photos show the aircraft at Faro (LPFR), Denver Centennial (KAPA), Bologna (LIPE) and Victoria (CYYJ).

The Falcon 7X is a long-range, three-engine business jet with factory-published performance roughly 5,950 nm range (8 pax long-range metric), typical cruise around Mach 0.80 and a maximum operating Mach 0.90, and a service ceiling near 51,000 ft. The type is valued in the large-cabin market for transcontinental and transatlantic missions, strong runway flexibility for its class, and relatively low fuel burn versus older competitor types; typical market values for late-model 7X examples are reported in the mid-to-high tens of millions USD depending on hours, maintenance status and fit. N780LM matches the common mission profile for the model—corporate/VIP transport with occasional charters/time-sharing use—and has an essentially clean public safety/incident record in available public sources.