N256NV

This airframe, registered as N256NV, is an Airbus A320-214 (WL) manufactured in 2018 with manufacturer's serial number 8220. It is owned and operated by Allegiant Air LLC, a corporation based in Las Vegas, NV, US, and carries a United States registration (US). Delivered new in 2018 into Allegiant's high-density fleet, the airframe has been used in the carrier's point-to-point leisure network since entry into service. Registry filings and basic condition reporting remain standard for the operator; detailed current market valuation and condition assessments are Not published.

The aircraft is outfitted in a high-density single-class cabin configured to approximately 186 seats, reflecting Allegiant's low-cost, leisure-market configuration focused on maximum revenue seats per flight. The flight deck is the standard Airbus A320 family avionics fit with EFIS and fly-by-wire systems, providing commonality across the type for pilot training and operational dispatch. Typical mission profiles for this airframe are short- to medium-haul point-to-point routes within North America where Allegiant operates from its Las Vegas base, exploiting the aircraft's cruise speed of 447 kts and ferry/range capability of 3,300 nm. Maintenance follows the operator's heavy-usage schedules for high-cycle, high-density-configured aircraft; no unique cabin amenities beyond the carrier's standard low-cost-spec interior are documented for this serial.

The A320-214 (WL) occupies the single-aisle, short- to medium-range narrowbody niche, offering efficient operations for low-cost carriers when paired with high-density seating and CFM56 powerplants. Competing models in the same mission set include the Boeing 737-800 series; the A320's common cockpit and fly-by-wire avionics maintain strong fleet commonality appeal. For buyers and lessors, this airframe's 2018 build year, winglets (WL), and common CFM56 engines favor residual value and remarketing to budget carriers, while maintenance considerations emphasize lifecycle management of high-cycle components typical of dense single-class operations.