N334DN

The airframe bearing tail number N334DN is an Airbus SAS-built Airbus A321-211 (WL), construction year 2017 and manufacturer serial number 8040. The airframe is owned by Delta Air Lines, Inc., a corporation based in Atlanta, GA, US, and is registered in the US. The type and recent build date place this individual aircraft within Delta’s modern A321 fleet block, with maintenance and operational records typically managed through the carrier’s Atlanta base. No public record of prior owners or registry transfers is listed in the supplied data.

As a narrow-body fixed-wing multi-engine airliner operated by Delta Air Lines, Inc., this A321-211 (WL) serves short- to medium-haul mainline missions consistent with a 2,650 nm operational range and a cruise speed around 432 kts. Typical utilization would include domestic trunk and transcontinental services out of the operator’s Atlanta hub, operating at standard airline cabin configurations and crew complements for the A321 family. Avionics and systems fit are consistent with the A321-211 production standard, and maintenance considerations center on the twin CFM56-5B3 turbofans and winglet-equipped airframe while adhering to the operator’s established heavy maintenance program. Specific cabin layout, seat count, and interior amenities for this airframe are not published in the provided data.

The Airbus A321-211 (WL) occupies the stretched single-aisle segment aimed at high-capacity short- to medium-range routes, offering performance such as a 39,000 ft ceiling and efficient cruise at 432 kts. Its primary competition historically includes stretched derivatives of other single-aisle families. Fleet demand for this model is driven by mainline carriers seeking higher seat density with commonality to A320-family operations. Maintenance and resale considerations emphasize engine life on the CFM56-5B3 and airframe cycles since delivery in 2017, which are central to valuation and continued serviceability.