N236HR

This airframe, registered as N236HR, is a Boeing-built narrowbody completed in 2005 with manufacturer's serial 29640 and construction number 29640. The aircraft is a Boeing 737-8FH (marketed as the 737-800) identified specifically as Boeing 737-8FH (737-800, CN 29640). Ownership is recorded to the corporate trustee WILMINGTON TRUST CO TRUSTEE based in Wilmington, Delaware, United States, and the airframe carries a United States registration (US). Public records do not publish a detailed operator history or home base for this specific registration, and valuation or formal condition reports are not published.

As a Boeing 737-8FH airframe, N236HR would typically be configured for short- to medium-haul passenger operations with a single-aisle cabin layout; specific seat count and interior fit for this serial are not published. Avionics fit for production 2005 737-800 family members commonly includes a conventional integrated flight deck appropriate for airline operations of the era, but the exact avionics and cabin amenities for this airframe are not published. Typical mission profiles for this model include domestic and regional international routes within the listed range, operated from airport hubs consistent with U.S.-registered carriers or leasing arrangements. Maintenance considerations align with the 737NG fleet standard practices, including CFM56-7B engine shop visits and structural inspections calibrated to the airframe age.

The Boeing 737-8FH (737-800) occupies a high-demand niche in the single-aisle market for reliable, medium-range narrowbody service, offering a trade-off of capacity and range suited to many airlines and lessors. Competitors in its class include later 737 MAX variants and Airbus A320 family types, with buyer and charter demand influenced by age, engine type, and remaining structural life—factors relevant to a 2005-built airframe such as N236HR. Resale and maintenance considerations for this serial center on CFM56-7B engine economics, scheduled heavy checks, and the airframe’s remaining operational cycles.