N8319F

This airframe, registered as N8319F, is a Boeing Boeing 737-8H4 (737-800) built in 2012 with manufacturer serial number 36994. The aircraft is owned by Southwest Airlines (a United States corporation) and carries a United States registration. Owned by Southwest Airlines since its 2012 build year, the airframe’s operational identity is tied closely to the carrier’s domestic network and fleet commonality. Notable registry actions: Not published. Valuation/condition highlights: Not published.

The configuration for this specific airframe follows the operational standards of its named owner, Southwest Airlines, and is therefore intended for high-utilization, short- to medium-range service profiles consistent with a 3,060 nm capability and a typical cruise of 440 kts. Cabin layout and seating specifics are set by the operator and are not published for this record; however, the aircraft’s twin CFM56-7B26E powerplants and proven airframe allow routine deployment across domestic and transcontinental sectors within the United States. Avionics and interior fit are operator-determined and maintained to airline specifications; maintenance and dispatch depend on standard airline heavy-check cycles and engine support practices associated with the specified engine type. Unique amenities or special modifications for this serial are not published.

As a Boeing 737-800 (designation in the record: Boeing 737-8H4), this airframe’s published performance numbers—3,060 nm range, 440 kts cruise, and a service ceiling of 41,000 ft—place it in the medium-range, high-utilization single-aisle segment favored by large low-cost and legacy carriers. The fitted CFM56-7B26E engines offer a familiar maintenance and logistics footprint for operators committed to the 737-800 type. Resale and market considerations for this 2012-built airframe typically reflect age, hours/cycles, and engine commonality; specific appraisal figures for this serial are not published.