N748UW

This airframe, registered as N748UW, is an Airbus A319-112 built in 2000 with manufacturer's serial number 1311. The airframe is recorded as owned by American Airlines, Inc. (a corporation based in Fort Worth, TX, United States) and carries a United States registration. Public registry and valuation details beyond basic ownership are not published; maintenance and condition highlights are not published. The aircraft's documented operator/home base aligns with its owner's primary operations in Fort Worth, Texas.

The cabin is a single-aisle 3‑3 layout and American Airlines has reported a configuration code C8Y120 (approximately 120 seats), reflecting a dense single-class or high-density mixed-class short- to medium-haul layout. With a cruise speed of 514 kts and a range of 3,672 nm, the airframe is suited to domestic and transcontinental missions within a U.S.-centered network out of its Fort Worth operational base. The twin CFM56-5B6/P engines are widely used on the A319 and thus inform routine maintenance planning and parts provisioning common to similar fleet subtypes operated by major carriers. Specific avionics fit and unique onboard amenities for this individual airframe are not published.

The Airbus A319-112 occupies the short- to medium-range single-aisle market niche within Airbus’s A320 family, offering lower seating capacity (here about 120 seats) while retaining similar range and cruise capability as family members. Its performance figures—ceiling 41,000 ft, cruise 514 kts, and a range of 3,672 nm—support flexible deployment on thin transcontinental and higher-frequency short-haul sectors. For operators and buyers, considerations include the airframe’s model age (built 2000), commonality with other A320-family types, and maintenance pathways associated with the CFM56-5B6/P powerplant; resale and remarketing prospects typically hinge on configuration, remaining structural life, and market demand for single-aisle, medium-range aircraft.