N783FS

This airframe, registered as N783FS, is a Dassault Aviation-built Dassault Falcon 2000 with manufacturer serial number 9. The build year is Not published; public records identify the current owner as FARSPO LLC, an Oklahoma City–based limited liability company. The aircraft carries a US registration and is associated with an Oklahoma City, OK, US operator/home base. No public valuation or detailed condition report has been published for this specific tail number; registry entries are limited to ownership and registration facts.

The cabin is fitted in a typical ten‑passenger, two‑zone executive layout providing executive transport capacity for business or charter missions. Avionics fit is Not published for this specific airframe; typical mission profiles for this configuration include transcontinental and extended-range point‑to‑point travel within the aircraft’s 2,975 nm capability at cruise speeds around 475 knots. Operator activity is centered on Oklahoma City, OK, from which corporate and charter rotations would commonly originate. Maintenance considerations specific to this airframe are Not published; standard Falcon 2000 upkeep cycles and inspections would apply given its multi-engine certification and executive configuration.

The Dassault Falcon 2000 family occupies the large-cabin, medium-range business jet niche, offering multi-engine redundancy and a two-zone executive interior for up to 10 passengers in this example. With a maximum operating ceiling of 39,000 ft and cruise performance near 475 kts, it competes against contemporaries in the large-cabin mid‑size class. Buyer and charter demand typically values cabin comfort and range—attributes reflected in this airframe’s 2,975 nm capability—while maintenance and resale considerations follow Falcon-series patterns, including OEM support from Dassault Aviation and records-driven valuation where individual aircraft histories are decisive.