N825DN

This airframe, registered as N825DN, is a Boeing 737-932(ER) completed in 2014 with manufacturer serial 31936 / 5021. The aircraft is owned and operated by Delta Air Lines (Corporation, United States) and is registered in the US registry. Delivered new to its current operator and maintained within Delta’s fleet management program, the airframe has been deployed on the carrier’s medium- to long-range domestic and transcontinental services. No separate secondary ownership or registry transfers are recorded in the supplied data.

The specific cabin fit for this airframe under Delta is 20 First / 21 Comfort / 139 Main (180 total), reflecting an operator-specific configuration optimized for mixed premium and high-density main cabin service. Typical mission profiles for this extended-range 737-900ER include medium-haul domestic trunk routes and higher-demand transcontinental sectors where the combination of capacity and range is required. Avionics and systems conform to the Boeing 737NG family standards as operated by Delta, and routine heavy maintenance follows the carrier’s established shop visit cycles; no unique aftermarket modifications or VIP conversions are cited in the provided details. The aircraft’s twin CFM56-7B27 powerplants support efficient operations across the cited cruise speed and range envelope, with operator maintenance considerations centered on fleet-common component pools and structural/engine life monitoring typical of 2014-build 737NG airframes.

The Boeing 737-932(ER) belongs to the 737 Next Generation extended-range subset, serving a niche for operators needing higher capacity with transcontinental capability without stepping up to widebody types. It competes with high-density variants of Airbus A320-family types and older single-aisle stretched derivatives in airline fleet planning. For buyers and lessors, considerations include engine life on CFM56-7B27 units, remaining structural life given a 2014 build year, and the residual demand among US carriers for 180-seat single-aisle platforms; these factors influence maintenance scheduling and resale market positioning.