N962AA

This airframe, registered as N962AA, is a 1967-built Dassault Falcon 20C (manufacturer: Dassault Aviation) bearing serial number 75. It is owned by USA JET AIRLINES INC, a corporation based in Belleville, MI, US, and carries a US registration. The aircraft is a fixed-wing multi-engine business jet configured for corporate transport with a 12-seat layout and retains original-era powerplants. Not published: notable registry actions beyond current ownership; condition and market valuation data are not published in the provided dataset.

The specific cabin of N962AA is arranged for a 12-passenger mission profile typical of Falcon 20Cs of this vintage, balancing seating density with corporate transport flexibility. Avionics fitment is not published in the supplied data, but the aircraft’s performance—cruise of 405 kts and a ceiling to 42,000 ft—supports medium-haul executive or charter sectors and ferry flights within its 1,808 nm range. Operated from its owner’s base in Belleville, MI, US, the airframe would be suited to regional business missions, ad hoc charter work, or company transport. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe include ongoing support for the General Electric CF700-series turbofan engines and airframe systems typical for a 1967-built Falcon 20C; detailed maintenance status and modifications are not published.

The Dassault Falcon 20C occupies a long-established niche in light-to-medium corporate jets as an early-generation business jet with twin CF700-series engines, offering fast cruise and high-altitude capability for its class. Competing models historically included other late-1960s and 1970s corporate jets that emphasized speed and short-to-medium range capability. Buyer and charter demand for a 1967 Falcon 20C hinges on airworthiness, avionics upgrades, and engine support; resale and maintenance considerations focus on legacy systems common to older Falcons and the availability of parts and overhaul facilities for the CF700 family.