200ER

The 200ER refers to a specific model designation for a type of aircraft, most notably associated with the Dassault Falcon 200EX. The Falcon 200EX is a twin-engine business jet that was developed by the French aerospace manufacturer Dassault Aviation. It is a derivative of the earlier Falcon 20 series, which has a long history in the executive and military transport markets.

The "ER" in the designation typically signifies "Extended Range," indicating that this particular variant of the aircraft was designed with enhanced fuel capacity or improved fuel efficiency to fly longer distances than its predecessors or other models in the series. This extended range capability makes the 200ER suitable for intercontinental travel and other missions requiring significant flight endurance without refueling stops.

The Falcon 200EX, and by extension the 200ER designation, is known for its performance, reliability, and comfort, characteristics that have made Dassault's business jets popular among corporate and government clients. These aircraft often feature advanced avionics and sophisticated cabin interiors tailored to the needs of executive travel. While specific production numbers and operational history for the "200ER" variant are less commonly detailed than for broader Falcon models, its existence highlights the continuous evolution and specialization within the business aviation sector.