N143RE2007 Dassault Falcon 7X

Overview

This entry covers the specific airframe bearing US registration N143RE, a 2007-built long-range business jet: the Dassault Falcon 7X, constructor serial 13. The airframe is owned and operated by the corporate entity Avo Airlines LLC, based in North Palm Beach, FL, US, and carries a US registry. Registry and spotter listings indicate an executive interior configured for 11 passengers, a configuration reflected in the aircraft’s operational paperwork. No public valuation or condition report is published for this individual airframe; maintenance status and market value are therefore not published in open records.

Operations & Cabin

The subject Falcon 7X is fitted with a three-zone executive cabin in an executive layout and is commonly listed with 11 passenger seats (typical VIP 11-14 layout), indicating a focus on corporate transport and long-range business missions. Avionics are the Dassault Enhanced Avionics suite, Falcon EASy, integrating the Honeywell Primus Epic heritage systems for flight management, navigation and crew situational awareness. Operating from its owner’s base in North Palm Beach, FL, US, the aircraft’s long-range capability and executive interior make it suitable for transcontinental and intercontinental point-to-point missions, ferrying small corporate delegations or high-net-worth individuals. Maintenance considerations typical to this airframe include tri-engine systems and the integrated EASy avionics environment, though no specific maintenance records for this serial are published.

Model & Market Context

The Dassault Falcon 7X occupies the ultra-long-range, large-cabin business jet niche with three high-performance turbofan engines and advanced avionics, delivering long-range transoceanic capability and high cruise speed. Competing models in the same mission class emphasize range and cabin comfort; buyer and charter demand for such airframes target corporate flight departments and fractional/charter operators seeking intercontinental flexibility. For resale and upkeep, operators typically weigh engine and avionics life-cycle costs, here, the triple PW307A installation and the Falcon EASy suite are central factors in maintenance planning and market valuation.