N312DN

This airframe, registered as N312DN, is an Airbus A321-213(WL) constructed in 2016 with manufacturer serial number 7364. The aircraft is owned by DELTA AIR LINES INC, a corporation based in Atlanta, GA, US, and carries United States registration. Valuation for this specific airframe is listed at $46,000,000, reflecting its condition and configuration as a recent-model A321 with winglets and in-service operator support. Logged in civil registers under Delta’s corporate ownership and operated from its Atlanta hub, the airframe’s status and registry actions are consistent with line operation by a major U.S. carrier.

The cabin of N312DN is configured per Delta seat specifications with 20 First / 35 Premium Economy / 136 Main (191 total), supporting mixed short- to medium-haul network operations and higher-density domestic trunk routes. With a typical cruise speed of 447 kts and a maximum service ceiling of 39,000 ft, the airframe is suited to domestic transcontinental and near-international flights within its 3,213 nm range. As an in-service Airbus A321-213(WL) for a major network carrier, routine heavy maintenance and component support are managed through Delta’s maintenance programs and Airbus supply chains; the twin CFM56-5B3 engines are widely supported, which influences operational reliability and maintenance planning. Cabin amenities and exact avionics fit follow operator standards for the A321-200 family.

The Airbus A321-213(WL) airframe sits in the single-aisle, high-capacity segment of the A320 family, offering higher seat counts and range than earlier A320 variants. Its role targets dense short- to medium-haul markets and transcontinental sectors, competing primarily with stretched narrowbody models from competing manufacturers. Given its 2016 build year, common engines (CFM56-5B3) and Delta ownership, considerations for resale and remarketing include established in-service support, fleet commonality value, and the airframe’s remaining economic life relative to market demand for high-capacity narrowbodies. Maintenance and resale prospects benefit from the widespread operator base and the aircraft’s certified range and performance.