N707VL

This entry covers airframe N707VL, a Boeing 737-7H4 completed in 2008 with manufacturer's serial number 29843. The airframe is registered in the United States and is recorded as owned by UMB BANK NA TRUSTEE, a corporate trustee based in Salt Lake City, UT, indicating trustee-held financial ownership rather than direct airline operation. There are no published operator or home-base assignments in the provided data; registry and financing status are the primary documented facets of this airframe's recent history. Trustee ownership often reflects lease security arrangements or asset-holding structures rather than active operational control.

The cabin is described as a single-class high-density narrowbody layout, with operator fits commonly reported in the mid-to-high 140s seats, and this airframe specifically listed with 143 seats, aligning with that high-density configuration. Avionics and specific onboard amenities are not published in the supplied data; typical 737-700 installations support common type-specific flight decks and regional operator cabin modifications. Mission profiles for this configuration generally include short- to medium-haul high-frequency trunk routes or dense charter deployment within the aircraft’s 3,010 nm range and with cruise speeds around 523 kts. Maintenance considerations for trustee-owned airframes typically focus on preservation of asset value and adherence to scheduled checks required for active service readiness.

The Boeing 737-7H4 (737-700 series) occupies a narrowbody short-to-medium-range performance niche, balancing passenger capacity and operational efficiency for single-aisle routes. With twin CFM56-7B engines producing 24,200 lbf each, the type competes with similar variants of the 737 family and earlier Airbus A320-family aircraft for replacement or secondary-market demand. Buyer and lessor interest in late-2000s 737-700s is influenced by remaining airframe cycles, interior density (as here at 143 seats), and the aircraft’s documented ownership and maintenance provenance, factors that directly affect maintenance planning and resale prospects.