N564WN

This airframe, registered as N564WN, is a Boeing 737-73V (737-700) built in 2002 with manufacturer serial number 30244. It is owned by Southwest Airlines Co. (a corporation headquartered in Dallas, TX, US) and carries a United States registration (US). The airframe is operated in an all-economy configuration under Southwest’s fleet identity and, as an in-service example, is maintained to the operator’s line and heavy-check standards. Public registry entries confirm the aircraft’s current corporate ownership and U.S. registration.

N564WN is fitted with Southwest’s all-economy cabin layout, the 143-seat 'Evolve' slimline interior, prioritizing high-density, short- to medium-haul operations typical of the operator’s network. With a cruise speed of 430 kts and a maximum practical range of 3,440 nm, the airframe is mission-suited for domestic and near-international sectors within the carrier’s route system. Routine operations focus on high-frequency turnarounds and utilization consistent with low-cost carrier models; maintenance considerations therefore emphasize structural fatigue monitoring and engine shop visit scheduling for the two CFM56-7B24 powerplants. Avionics and specific option fits are per the Boeing 737-700 standard customer configurations as operated by Southwest.

The Boeing 737-73V belongs to the Next Generation 737 family, positioned as a short- to medium-range, narrow-body workhorse offering a balance of seating capacity and field performance; this airframe’s 143-seat, 41,000 ft ceiling and 3,440 nm range reflect that niche. Competing types in the same market segment serve similar high-frequency, single-aisle missions and influence secondary-market demand for well-maintained, operator-configured examples. For purchasers and lessors, considerations include the remaining airframe life relative to initial production year (2002), engine cycles on the CFM56-7B24 modules, and the appeal of a turnkey, carrier-configured all-economy Evolve interior.