N350PR

The MMR West Challenger with the LSU ownership trail

N350PR's ownership story starts with MMR West LLC, then resolves through FAA CARES paperwork and public MMR records into a Baton Rouge MMR Group aircraft with documented LSU athletics context.

N350PR is a Bombardier BD-100-1A10 Challenger 350, serial 20779, Mode-S A3E622. The FAA registry names MMR West LLC as the registrant. FAA CARES registration-history records reviewed by JetSweep show serial 20779 moving from N779JG to special registration N350PR under MMR West, with the 2024 special-registration paperwork signed by Lee J. Couch and earlier MMR West registration paperwork signed by Rodi F. Rispone.

Those signers move the read past a bare LLC lookup. Couch's FAA filing uses an MMR Group email domain, and public MMR/apprenticeship records place Rispone in MMR context. The clean attribution is therefore MMR West / MMR Group-linked aircraft: a private aircraft entity tied through registration-control evidence to the Baton Rouge-based MMR orbit.

The LSU context comes from MMR's public footprint, not from the aircraft registry alone. MMR describes James "Pepper" Rutland as its founder, president, and CEO, and as an LSU football alumnus and LSU construction-technology graduate. MMR also publicized the Tiger Athletic Foundation ribbon-cutting for the Rathjen and Rutland Families Gate at Tiger Stadium, describing the gate as recognition of support for LSU Athletics. That is why the MMR West tails are treated as MMR Group aircraft with LSU athletics context, while remaining separate from university-owned aircraft.