N818LW

The airframe bearing registration N818LW is a Dassault-built Falcon Dassault Falcon 2000 manufactured in 2000 with manufacturer's serial number 126. The US-registered jet is owned by the corporate entity LEVELED WINGS LLC, located in Calabasas, CA, US, which appears in registry records as the current and primary owner/operator. Registration records show operation under the United States registry (US) and list a 14-place executive cabin; no publicized history of other owners or notable registry actions is recorded in the supplied data. The airframe’s build year and OEM serial provide primary identifiers for maintenance tracking and resale referencing.

Registry information lists a 14-place executive layout for the cabin, indicating a configuration optimized for corporate transport and executive missions. Based at Calabasas, CA, the corporate owner/operator profile and the Falcon 2000’s transcontinental range of 3,250 nm align the airframe with typical business and intercity missions, permitting nonstop legs between many major business markets. The twin CFE-738 engines, each producing 2,800 lbf, define the thrust and performance envelope for climb and cruise; maintenance and operational planning for this specific airframe would reference those engine specifications and the airframe’s serial 126 for component traceability. Specific avionics fit, interior finishes, and recent maintenance records are not published in the supplied data.

The Dassault Falcon 2000 family occupies a transcontinental business jet niche defined by multi-engine redundancy, a cabin suitable for up to 14 passengers, and a typical cruise near 470 kts with a high-altitude capability around 47,000 ft. With a 3,250 nm range and twin CFE-738 powerplants, aircraft like N818LW appeal to buyers seeking a balance of speed, long-range capability, and executive comfort; resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe will reference its 2000 manufacture date and serial 126 for lifecycle component status and inspection histories.