N367FR

This entry covers airframe N367FR, an Airbus A320-251N (A320neo) built in 2020 with manufacturer serial number 9484. The aircraft is owned by the corporation BANK OF UTAH TRUSTEE, registered in Salt Lake City, UT, US, and operates under U.S. registration; its commercial operator uses a high-density configuration for scheduled service. The airframe appears in corporate trust ownership rather than direct airline ownership, reflecting a common financing structure for narrowbody fleets. Registry status and specific valuation/condition data are Not published.

Airframe N367FR is fitted with a high-density single-class 190-seat cabin in a 3‑3 seating arrangement operated by Frontier Airlines, reflecting an all-economy layout optimized for short- to medium-haul point-to-point and hub-feeder routes. Avionics and systems are those standard to the Airbus A320neo family, paired with the LEAP-1A engines for improved fuel efficiency and lower noise compared with older generation A320ceo aircraft. Typical mission profiles include dense domestic and near-international sectors up to its range capability; maintenance considerations follow lessor- and trustee-driven servicing programs due to the aircraft’s corporate trust ownership. No unique amenity retrofits or condition advisories are published for this specific tail number.

The Airbus A320-251N (A320neo) is part of the A320neo family, designed to deliver lower fuel burn and operating costs versus prior A320ceo variants, with the LEAP-1A powerplant a central contributor to its improved economics. In the narrowbody market, it competes primarily with Boeing’s 737 MAX family for airline and lessor demand, attracting high interest from low-cost and legacy carriers seeking higher-density single-class layouts like the 190‑seat fit in N367FR. Resale and lease considerations for this build year (2020) and configuration emphasize lease return conditions, engine time-on-wing, and the secondary market appetite for high-density interiors; trustee ownership structures such as BANK OF UTAH TRUSTEE commonly influence remarketing and maintenance oversight.