N328RR

The airframe bearing registration N328RR is a Boeing-built narrowbody delivered in 2018, serial number 44457, and operated by American Airlines, Inc. The airframe is a factory-produced Boeing 737-8 MAX configured into American's two-class layout and has remained in corporate U.S. registry (US). The ownership record indicates continued corporate possession by American Airlines, Inc., with no publicly noted changes of operator; no notable registry transfers or sales have been recorded in the provided data. Condition highlights are not published beyond the model-year and fleet assignment.

The aircraft operates in American Airlines’ standard two-class cabin arrangement listed as First / Main Cabin Extra / Main Cabin, with the fleet-typical capacity of 172 seats. Its mission profile aligns with short- to medium-haul mainline operations, leveraging a cruise speed of 454 kts and a range of 3,550 nm suitable for transcontinental flights within the carrier’s domestic and near-international network from U.S.-based hubs. Avionics fit and specific interior equipment are not detailed in the supplied data; typical considerations for this airframe type include LEAP-1B engine maintenance cycles and MAX-series software and systems checks. Routine heavy maintenance and structural inspections follow manufacturer and operator programs consistent with the model’s entry-into-service year of 2018.

The Boeing 737-8 MAX occupies the single-aisle, high-efficiency short- to medium-range segment, competing with current-generation narrowbodies that balance fuel efficiency and seat-mile economics. With two CFM International LEAP-1B25 engines producing 26,790 lbf each, the type targets airlines seeking improved fuel burn and commonality with other 737 MAX variants. Buyer and secondary-market demand is influenced by fleet commonality, maintenance history, and regulatory status; resale and maintenance considerations for a 2018 airframe include adherence to manufacturer service bulletins and life-limited component tracking for continued mainline operations.