N374DX

The airframe bearing the registration N374DX is an Airbus A321-211 completed in 2019 with manufacturer's serial number 8810. The airframe is owned and operated by Delta Air Lines Inc, a corporate owner based in Atlanta, GA, US, and is registered in the US. As an in-service narrow-body airliner within Delta's fleet, this specific A321 carries the modern short- to medium-haul configuration and has an estimated market valuation of $27,000,000. No alternate registry or change-of-ownership events are published beyond its current corporate ownership.

The cabin of N374DX is configured for a mixed-class Delta layout comprising 20 Business, 29 Economy Comfort, and 142 Economy seats, totaling 191 passenger seats, supporting typical airline short- and medium-haul service patterns. Operated from the owner’s hub region in Atlanta, GA, the airframe is optimized for transcontinental and high-density domestic routes where the A321’s single-aisle capacity and range of 3,200 nm are well matched to demand. Avionics fit and detailed equipment list are not published here; maintenance considerations reflect standard A321 narrow-body practices for the CFM56-5B3/P powerplant and a service ceiling of 39,000 ft. The aircraft’s configuration emphasizes airline throughput and seat-mile economics rather than long-range intercontinental capability.

The Airbus A321-211 of serial 8810 sits within the A320 family niche for higher-capacity single-aisle operations, offering a cruise speed near 450 kts and commonality benefits across fleet types for operators like Delta Air Lines Inc. Competing models in this capacity and mission profile include stretched single-aisle types from competing manufacturers, with buyer demand driven by low- to medium-range route density and fleet commonality. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe track the wide aftermarket familiarity with the CFM56-5B series engines and the robust parts support for A321 variants, factors that influence the aircraft’s market value of $27,000,000.