N752US

This airframe, registered as N752US, is an Airbus A319-112 built in 2000 with manufacturer serial number 1319. It is owned and operated by American Airlines and maintained within the United States registry (US). The aircraft’s documented configuration and operator identify it as part of American Airlines’ fleet allocation for short- to medium-haul mainline operations. Public records indicate continued corporate ownership by American Airlines and registration under the US civil registry.

The cabin of this specific A319-112 is fitted in a two-class arrangement with 8 First / 120 Economy seats, totaling 128 seats, reflecting a mainline short- to medium-haul seating density. With a typical cruise speed of 515 knots and a maximum range of 3,700 nautical miles, the airframe is well suited to domestic trunk routes and transcontinental missions within American Airlines’ network. Powered by two CFM56-5B6/P turbofan engines rated at 23,500 lbf thrust each, operational considerations include routine CFM56-series component maintenance cycles and standard Airbus A320-family line maintenance practices. Based on its ownership and registration, the aircraft operates from American Airlines’ U.S.-based maintenance and operational infrastructure.

As an Airbus A319-112 built by Airbus (serial 1319), this airframe belongs to the A320 family niche that emphasizes narrow-body efficiency for short- to medium-range routes with moderate passenger capacity. The combination of 128 seats and a 3,700 nm range enables flexibility across domestic and near-international sectors while maintaining the operational commonality valued by fleet operators. Engine type CFM56-5B6/P reflects a widely supported propulsion option with established aftermarket support, which factors into maintenance planning and resale considerations for an airframe of this vintage and configuration.