N244SY

The airframe bearing tail number N244SY is an Embraer ERJ-175LR delivered in 2016, serial number 17000598. It is owned by SKYWEST AIRLINES INC, a corporation based in St George, UT, US, and operates on a US civil registration. The aircraft carries a two-class operator cabin configuration C12Y64 (12 first-class / 64 economy) for a total of 76 seats. Entered into service with SkyWest in 2016 and remaining in the operator's fleet since delivery, the airframe is representative of regional jet assets used on short- to medium-haul trunk and regional airline missions.

The specific cabin on N244SY is configured in the operator layout C12Y64, providing a 12/64 two-class split typical for higher-density regional operations. Avionics and systems for the ERJ-175LR family are sized for short-to-medium range airline utilization, supporting frequent daily cycles and quick turnaround schedules on regional networks. Typical missions for this airframe include higher-frequency regional trunk routes and thin long-range sectors up to its published range of 2,200 nm, operated from SkyWest’s US bases with maintenance and line support aligned to the carrier’s regional network. There are no unique amenities or modifications published for this serial; maintenance considerations follow Embraer and GE CF34-8E5 scheduled servicing intervals and operator-driven structural and interior checks consistent with 2016-built regional jets.

The Embraer ERJ-175LR (E175 / ERJ-170-200LR) serves the regional jet niche between smaller regional turbofans and narrowbody mainline aircraft, balancing capacity, range, and operating economics for up to 76 passengers. Competing models include variants of the Bombardier CRJ family and smaller narrowbodies in certain mission profiles. Market demand historically favors ERJ-175 types for regional feed and thin long-range routes due to favorable seat-mile costs and commonality across Embraer platforms. Resale and maintenance considerations for this 2016-built airframe hinge on airframe cycles, CF34 engine time, and the continuity of operator maintenance practices.