N663AW

This airframe, registered N663AW, is an Airbus Industrie-built narrowbody delivered in 2001 with manufacturer serial number 1419. The aircraft is owned by US BANK NA TRUSTEE (Corporate Trust Services), a corporation based in Boston, MA, US, reflecting a trust-held financial ownership arrangement rather than airline operational ownership. Operator and long-term base information are Not published; no other registry transfers or notable incident records are provided in the supplied data. Current valuation and condition highlights indicate a market value of $3,500,000, consistent with older single-aisle airframes held in financial trust portfolios.

The airframe is configured as a fixed-wing single-aisle type with a typical single-aisle 3-3 layout; the supplied cabin data notes a standard two-class fit would commonly accommodate 150–180 passengers while the aircraft is max certified for 200 seats in denser layouts. Specific avionics fit and operator-specific cabin amenities are Not published in the provided data, but the configuration supports short- to medium-range point-to-point routes within the aircraft’s 3,078 nm capability and cruise performance of 447 kts. As a trust-owned asset, operational assignments are frequently subject to lease or remarketing activity, and maintenance considerations typically follow lessor/lessee contractual regimes rather than a single airline’s continuous fleet program.

The airframe belongs to the Airbus A320 family, here represented as the Airbus A320-232, a narrowbody platform occupying the single-aisle short-to-medium haul market niche and competing with legacy Boeing 737 variants. Demand dynamics for a 2001 A320 with these engines trend toward lease, part-out, or secondary-market sale, with resale value influenced by cycle count, maintenance status and ownership structure; the recorded value of $3,500,000 reflects these secondary-market realities. Maintenance and resale considerations for this serial (S/N 1419) are governed by age-related checks, life-limited component status and any lessor-imposed return conditions.