N24555

This airframe, registered as N24555, is an Airbus-built narrowbody delivered in 2025 with manufacturer's serial number 12948. The aircraft is an Airbus A321-271NX owned by UNITED AIRLINES INC, a corporation based in Chicago, IL, US, and is registered in the US. Delivered in 2025 into the United Airlines fleet, the airframe entered service with a standard mainline operator profile and carries a reported market valuation of $129,500,000. Registry and valuation records indicate the aircraft is a current corporate operator asset with typical line maintenance and asset-management status for a new-build single-aisle jet.

The cabin of this A321-271NX is configured C20Y180, offering 20 business-class seats and 180 economy seats tailored to high-density, single-aisle mainline operations. Operated from United Airlines’ U.S. network base, the aircraft’s seating and range make it suitable for domestic transcontinental and medium-haul international routes within a roughly 2,700 nm mission profile. Maintenance considerations are shaped by the twin Pratt & Whitney PW1133G-JM geared turbofan engines, which influence engine shop visit planning and fleet commonality benefits for operators running PW1100G-series powerplants. As a 2025 build, the airframe is expected to conform to contemporary manufacturing standards and warranty coverage during its early operational life.

The Airbus A321-271NX sits in the high-capacity, single-aisle segment between standard A320 variants and larger narrowbodies, offering improved fuel efficiency and range compared to prior-generation A321ceo models. Its combination of 200 seats, long-range capability, and modern PW1100G-series engines positions it competitively against Boeing 737 MAX 9/10 and other A321neo-family derivatives for dense short- to medium-haul markets. For buyers and lessors, considerations include asset value retention reflected in the $129,500,000 valuation, engine commonality impacts on maintenance costs, and strong demand from large network carriers seeking high-density narrowbody fleets.