N410AN

The airframe bearing the registration N410AN is an Airbus A321-253NX built in 2019 with manufacturer serial number 9134. Owned and operated by American Airlines, a corporation based in the United States, this single-operator airframe has been associated with the carrier since its entry into service year. Delivered to American Airlines in 2019, the aircraft represents a modern narrow-body acquisition for the carrier and is registered in the US national registry. Condition and valuation details beyond manufacturer and operator data are not published for this specific airframe.

The cabin of this specific A321-253NX is configured as C20Y176, providing 20 business class seats and 176 economy seats for a total of 196 passenger positions. In routine operations with American Airlines, the aircraft is typically deployed on medium- to long-range narrow-body trunk and transcontinental missions that leverage its 4,000 nm range and cruise speed near 470 kts. As an A321neo-family airframe powered by LEAP-1A33 turbofans, maintenance considerations align with common A320neo-series practices, including engine shop visit cycles and airframe-specific scheduled checks; no unique modifications or amenities for this airframe beyond the stated cabin layout are published.

The Airbus A321-253NX is part of the A321neo family, a fixed-wing multi-engine single-aisle type positioned for high-capacity, longer-range short-to-medium-haul missions. With twin LEAP-1A33 engines delivering 32,160 lbf each and a 4,000 nm capability, the type competes directly with stretched, re-engined narrow-bodies in airline fleets seeking improved fuel efficiency and extended reach. Demand among carriers and lessors focuses on dense single-aisle routes and transcontinental services; resale and maintenance considerations emphasize engine life, airframe cycles, and cabin configuration such as the C20Y176 layout when assessing marketability.