N378DN

This airframe, registered as N378DN, is an Airbus-built single-aisle narrow-body delivered in 2019 with manufacturer serial number 8822. It is owned and operated by Delta Air Lines, Inc., a corporation based in Atlanta, GA, United States, and carries a US registration (US) in the carrier’s active fleet. The aircraft’s status and valuation have been recorded at $45,000,000, reflecting its late-2010s build pedigree and contemporary configuration. No public record of prior operators or major registry transfers is noted beyond current ownership by Delta Air Lines, Inc.

Configured in Delta’s standard narrow-body layout for this type, the airframe features a Delta 191-seat (Delta First, Delta Comfort+, Main Cabin) cabin mix designed for short- to medium-haul scheduled operations. Typical mission profiles for this aircraft follow the performance envelope implied by a 2,230 nm range and a 449 kt cruise speed, allowing efficient domestic and near-international rotations from Delta’s Atlanta base. Powered by two CFM International CFM56-5B engines, maintenance cycles and operational planning align with fleet commonality practices within the operator’s A321-200 series inventory. Cabin amenities and exact avionics fit are aligned to the operator’s standard for this model, with in-service condition and value supporting continued mainstream revenue service.

As an Airbus A321-211 (A321-200 series) produced by Airbus SAS, this airframe occupies the single-aisle, medium-capacity niche indicated by its 191 seats and mid-range capability. The combination of the widely used CFM56-5B engines and a 2019 build year underpins predictable maintenance and resale considerations, contributing to its assessed $45,000,000 market value. Fleet-level economics for this A321-200 series example emphasize directional stability in operator demand for late-2010s narrow-body airframes with modern entry-into-service dates.