Boeing Commercial Airplanes / 1979
N104HR
Boeing 727-223/Adv (223/Adv)
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Aircraft Overview
1979
Year Manufactured
N104HR
Registration Number
21525
Serial Number
134
Max Passengers
2600 NM
Range
549 MPH
Max Speed
35200 ft
Service Ceiling
Over 20,000lbs
Aircraft Class
XYREC INC
Ownership
San Antonio, TX, US
Location
A0144F
Mode-S Code
US
Registration Country
Jul 29, 2019
Certificate Issued
Jul 31, 2022
Reg. Expiration
History
Safety Record
N104HR
None found
History
Ownership History
- XCCurrent Owner2019-07-29
XYREC INC: Registered to XYREC INC (non-citizen corporation).
- LE2016-12-13
LEVEL AT 410 AVIATION SERVICES INC: Registered to Level at 410 Aviation Services Inc (registry entry).
- SH2015-12-18
SALE REPORTED: Sale reported in registry history.
- PA2010-09-10
PARADIGM AIR CARRIERS INC: Registered to Paradigm Air Carriers Inc (operated as Paradigm Air).
- AI2006-10-06
AIRCORP INC: Registered to AirCorp Inc.
- AIHistorical
AIRCORP INC
- PIHistorical
PARADIGM AIR CARRIERS INC
- LIHistorical
LEVEL AT 410 AVIATION SERVICES INC
Intelligence
AI Summary
Boeing 727-223/Adv (223/Adv)
Overview
US registration assigned to XYREC INC (non-citizen corporation). Certificate issue: 2019-07-29; last FAA action recorded 2021-11-17; registration expiration recorded 2022-07-31. Mode S transponder: A0144F.
Specifications
- Engines: 3x Pratt & Whitney JT8D-9A (JT8D family noted for 727-200 variants)
- Range: 2600 nm
- Seats: 134
- Ceiling: 35200 ft
Operations & Cabin
Historically operated in passenger/charter configuration (reported ~134 seats); current interior layout not publicly documented (executive/charter use reported historically).
Model & Market Context
This airframe, registered as N104HR, is a Boeing-built 727-223/Adv, manufacturer serial number 21525, constructed in 1979 by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. The airframe is recorded as owned by the corporation XYREC INC of San Antonio, TX, US, and carries a United States registration. The airframe has historically been operated in passenger and charter roles with a reported seating of approximately 134; the current interior layout is not publicly documented. No publicly noted changes in the primary corporate ownership have been provided in the supplied data.
The airframe’s documented service history indicates historical operation in passenger and charter configurations with approximately 134 seats; current cabin status is listed as not publicly documented and has been reported historically for executive/charter use. Specific avionics fit and current interior appointment details are not published in the supplied data. Typical mission profiles for this individual airframe, based on its documented range and seating, would fit medium-haul passenger and ad hoc charter roles; operator base activities are linked to the registered owner in San Antonio, TX. Maintenance considerations specific to this airframe follow the common 727-200 lineage—particularly attention to older JT8D-series engines and airframe aging systems—but no unique maintenance records or valuation figures were provided.
The Boeing 727-223/Adv of this build year sits within the late-1970s 727-200 family, a three-engine, narrow-body type designed for short- to medium-range routes with moderate passenger capacity. The supplied characteristics—134 seats, 2,600 nm range and service ceiling of 35,200 ft—reflect the 727-200’s niche versus twinjet contemporaries, with demand historically centered on charter and specialist operators. Resale and maintenance considerations for this specific airframe are influenced by age (1979 build) and the JT8D engine family, factors commonly affecting buyer interest and operational cost in the current market.