N422YX

The airframe bearing tail number N422YX is an Embraer ERJ-175LR (E175LR) built in 2014 with manufacturer serial number 17000387 by Embraer S.A. The airframe is owned and operated by the United States-based corporation Republic Airways and is registered in the US. Delivered in 2014 and entered the U.S. registry upon delivery, the aircraft has been maintained in line with regional airline utilization patterns; specific valuation figures are not published. Notable registry actions include standard commercial entry and continuous operator alignment under Republic Airways’ fleet management, with no public record of major ownership transfers away from the named corporate operator.

The cabin of this airframe is fitted in a dual-class configuration matching a typical American Airlines-style layout of 12 business + 64 economy = 76 seats, enabling mixed regional and longer thin-medium trunk operations. Avionics are installed as Honeywell Primus Epic, supporting modern flight-deck automation, situational awareness and airline-standard communications and navigation suites. Operated by Republic Airways, the aircraft commonly performs regional feed and short- to medium-haul missions within a 2,200 nm capability and at an operational cruise of 448 kts, with sector lengths and utilization consistent with regional airline scheduling; maintenance considerations follow CF34-8E engine shop-cycle planning and Embraer E175LR airframe checks typical for a 2014-delivered example.

The Embraer ERJ-175LR sits in the 76-seat regional jet niche, offering longer-range performance relative to shorter regional variants while maintaining economics attractive to regional carriers and mainline partners. Competing models include stretched regional jets and smaller single-aisles positioned for similar mission profiles; buyers typically value the E175LR for its combination of range (2,200 nm), cruise speed (448 kts) and cabin flexibility. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe center on CF34-8E engine life limits and avionics commonality with other Honeywell-equipped regional fleets, factors that influence aftermarket demand and operator transition costs.