N797HD

The airframe bearing tail number N797HD is a Dassault Falcon 2000 built in 2000 with manufacturer serial 135. The aircraft is registered in the United States and is registered to Mario Murillo Ministries, a corporation based in Lafayette, Tennessee. The registry lists the airframe with a 14-seat cabin configuration and an original Collins Pro Line 4 avionics fit; its market valuation is recorded at $5,000,000. As a fixed-wing multi-engine corporate jet of this vintage, its recorded status and ownership are consistent with continued corporate or missionary transport use from its Lafayette, TN base.

The registry lists 14 seats for this specific airframe, though typical executive interior layouts for the Falcon 2000 family are arranged for 8–10 passengers in executive configurations; this unit therefore may be outfitted for higher-capacity transport or modular seating. Avionics were delivered in the original configuration as Collins Pro Line 4, supporting conventional corporate flight operations and navigation for the era. Typical mission profiles for this aircraft from its owner/operator would include regional to intercontinental business or organizational transport within the Falcon 2000’s roughly 2,841 nm range, operating to altitudes up to 47,000 ft on twin CFE738 turbofan engines. Maintenance considerations for this airframe include age-related avionics upgrade potential and lifecycle upkeep of twin CFE738 powerplants, consistent with a 2000-build jet maintained for corporate use.

The Dassault Falcon 2000 occupies the midsize, long-range corporate jet niche, offering transcontinental capability and high-altitude cruise performance. Competing models in its class historically include other twinjet business-cabin types with similar range and seating flexibility. Buyer and charter demand for a 2000-build Falcon 2000 depends heavily on completion condition, avionics upgrades beyond the original Collins Pro Line 4, and maintenance history; resale considerations tied to this airframe’s $5,000,000 valuation will reflect interior configuration, engine cycles, and any recent refurbishment or modifications.