N371FR

This entry covers airframe N371FR, an Airbus-built narrowbody delivered in 2020 with manufacturer's serial number 10089. The airframe is a certified Airbus A320-251N registered in the US and held in corporate ownership by WILMINGTON TRUST CO TRUSTEE of Wilmington, DE. Public records indicate the current ownership but do not disclose an extended operating history or long-term lessee; notable registry actions are limited to its active U.S. registration. Valuation and condition details for this specific airframe are Not published.

The cabin of N371FR is configured as a single-class high-density layout accommodating approximately 186–190 economy seats, reflecting a high-capacity suburban or short-to-medium-haul passenger role. Avionics are the standard Airbus A320 integrated glass cockpit with full fly-by-wire flight controls, supporting modern airline operational procedures and crew commonality within the A320neo family. Given its 3,400 nm range and 450 kt cruise speed, typical missions for this airframe include high-frequency domestic and transcontinental trunk routes or dense short international sectors that favor high-capacity seating. Maintenance considerations center on the twin CFM LEAP-1A26 turbofans and the A320neo systems suite; specific maintenance records for this aircraft are not published.

As an Airbus A320-251N (A320neo variant), this airframe belongs to a family positioned for fuel-efficient single-aisle operations and high-utilization short- to medium-range markets. The A320neo series competes directly with contemporary re-engined narrowbodies and offers operators improved fuel burn and reduced noise compared with earlier generations. Demand among lessors and high-density carriers tends to favor neo-series examples with LEAP engines, while resale and maintenance considerations commonly emphasize engine shop visit schedules and life-limited component tracking for aircraft of this vintage.