N411AN

This airframe, registered as N411AN, is an Airbus A321-253NX with manufacturer serial number 9318 and a build year of 2020. The aircraft is owned by American Airlines, Inc., a corporation based in Fort Worth, TX, US, and operates on the US registry. Entered into the American Airlines fleet upon delivery and remains under corporate ownership, with its condition and valuation governed by fleet-standard heavy maintenance and high-utilization deployment practices.

The aircraft carries a high-density single-aisle cabin configured with 196 seats consistent with American Airlines’ dense seating layout; this configuration prioritizes seat count and short- to medium-haul capacity over premium cabin space. Avionics and systems conform to the A321neo family baseline, supporting operations at an operational ceiling of 39,000 ft and cruise speeds around 473 kts, suitable for extended single-aisle missions. Typical mission profiles for this airframe include domestic transcontinental and long-range single-aisle routes enabled by its 4,000 nm range, operated from American Airlines’ Fort Worth-centric corporate base. Maintenance considerations for this specific ship center on LEAP-1A engine program schedules and high-cycle airframe inspections consistent with a 2020-built, high-density aircraft.

The Airbus A321-253NX form of the A321neo family fills a performance niche as a long-range, high-capacity single-aisle airliner, leveraging CFM International LEAP-1A33 powerplants rated at 32,160 lbf each. It competes with other stretched single-aisle, long-range options from rival OEMs and attracts carriers seeking high seat counts with extended range capability. Buyer and charter demand tends to focus on dense short- and medium-haul networks and transcontinental services; resale and maintenance considerations emphasize engine program costs and high-density cabin refurbishments when transitioning between operators.