N372DN

This airframe, registered as N372DN, is an Airbus-built narrowbody of the A321-200 series delivered in 2019 with manufacturer serial number 8809. The airframe is owned and operated by Delta Air Lines, a United States-based corporation, and carries a US registration. Entered into Delta Air Lines’ fleet in line with the carrier’s 2010s-2020s narrowbody replacements, the airplane serves in Delta’s domestic network and reflects a modern-build A321 airframe from Airbus.

The airplane is fitted in Delta’s domestic A321 layout with a total of 192 seats: 20 Business Class, 29 Economy Comfort, and 143 Economy. In typical operation for Delta Air Lines this airframe serves medium-haul domestic and transcontinental missions within the carrier’s network consistent with its 3,200 nm range and 440 kt cruise profile. The twin CFM56-5B engines provide established reliability and commonality with other A320-family operators, supporting regular maintenance cycles under Delta’s robust line- and heavy-maintenance regimes. As a 2019-build A321, the airframe benefits from contemporary production standards while being configured for dense single-aisle service and high-utilization short- to medium-range schedules.

The Airbus A321-211 (A321-200 series) occupies the high-capacity end of the single-aisle market, offering extended seating compared with earlier A320-family variants and bridging missions between regional narrowbodies and smaller widebodies. Its performance—3,200 nm range and 39,000 ft ceiling—makes it suitable for transcontinental and thin international routes, competing with stretched variants of the Boeing 737 family. For operators like Delta Air Lines, the type offers strong seat-mile economics in dense domestic markets; resale and maintenance considerations center on demand for used A321s in passenger-configured layouts and the well-supported logistics for the ubiquitous CFM56-5B engine series.