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N703PPDassault Falcon 2000

original Dassault Falcon 2000 with CFE738 engines and plain wingtips

Registration record

N703PP on the FAA register

Type
Dassault Falcon 2000
Serial
70
Engines
2 × CFE Company CFE738-1-1B
Registered owner
Ovation Jet Parts LLC, Dover, DE, US
Certificate issued
2026-03-30
Airworthiness date
1999-01-28
Registration expires
2033-03-31
Mode S (hex)
A96106
Status
Current as of October 2026

Overview

N703PP is a Dassault Falcon 2000, serial number 70. The FAA lists Ovation Jet Parts LLC as the registered owner. Its aircraft category is large-cabin jet.

FAA registration

The FAA record identifies the make as DASSAULT AVIATION and the model as FALCON 2000. The certificate of registration was issued on March 30, 2026. The recorded airworthiness date is January 28, 1999. These dates describe different entries in the registry: the registration certificate and the aircraft's airworthiness record.

Type reference

The classification cites EASA TCDS A.008, Issue 13, section 2 (Falcon 2000). The engine reference in the record is CFE Company CFE738-1-1B, with 2 engines. The published type ceiling is 47000 feet. The reference thrust is 5937 pounds per engine. These model references identify the recorded aircraft type. The aircraft's installed equipment and operating limitations require its own records.

Representative original Falcon 2000 cabin with cream leather club seats, an aft conference group, oval windows and wood veneer.

Data: Radar, FAA aircraft registry file of 2026-10-09.

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