N833JB

This airframe, registered as N833JB, is a Dassault Falcon 2000EX EASy constructed in 2004 with manufacturer serial 033 by Dassault Aviation. It is registered in the United States and is owned by the corporation IMT HOLDINGS MANAGEMENT CO LLC, located in Sherman Oaks, CA, US; the registry and ownership are notable as the primary recorded steward of this example. Valued at approximately $8,500,000, the airplane presents as a mid‑life Falcon 2000EX EASy with systems and configuration consistent with corporate executive use. Ownership by IMT HOLDINGS MANAGEMENT CO LLC and US registration define its operator/home‑base and regulatory context.

The cabin of this Falcon 2000EX EASy is configured in a 10‑passenger executive layout featuring forward club seating, a 4‑place conference/dining area, and an aft divan; the cabin can sleep up to four occupants. The flight deck is equipped with the Dassault EASy flight deck (EASy avionics) package, supporting advanced flight management and avionics common to this variant; avionics and twin PW308C engines shape maintenance and operational planning for the type. Typical mission profiles enabled by the aircraft’s 3,915 nm range, 482 kts cruise and 47,000 ft ceiling include transcontinental and long‑range corporate trips from its Sherman Oaks, CA operator base. Cabin amenities and the aft divan support mixed passenger and rest requirements on extended sectors; maintenance focus is aligned to executive‑class interior upkeep and systems supported by the EASy suite.

Built by Dassault Aviation, this Falcon 2000EX EASy example combines the manufacturer’s EASy avionics fit and a ten‑place executive cabin, offering a performance and comfort envelope defined by its stated range, cruise and ceiling. The aircraft’s owner/operator profile and reported valuation of $8,500,000 are relevant for resale comparables and fleet valuation studies. Lifecycle considerations for this airframe center on airframe hours, PW308C engine maintenance planning, avionics support for the EASy suite, and interior condition given the executive configuration.