N843NN

This airframe, registered as N843NN, is a Boeing 737-823 (737-800 Next Generation) built in 2010 with manufacturer serial number 30906. The airframe is owned by American Airlines, a corporation based in Fort Worth, TX, US, and is registered in the US civil registry. Delivered to American Airlines in 2010, the aircraft has been operated within the carrier’s narrow-body fleet and is typically maintained to mainline carrier standards. Public valuation details are not published for this specific tail, though its 2010 build date places it in a mature, mid-life maintenance and resale band typical for NG-series 737s.

As a 737-823 airframe operated by American Airlines, this aircraft follows mainline short- to medium-haul mission profiles, serving domestic and near-international routes compatible with a 2,935 nm range and cruise speed near 440 kts. Cabin layout and seat count for this specific tail are not published here; however, 737-800 family interiors in the operator’s fleet typically include multiple service classes and high-density single-aisle configurations. Avionics fit is consistent with Boeing 737 Next Generation standards, and the twin CFM56-7B24 engines reflect the common engine type across the model family, with maintenance and overhaul cycles managed under the carrier’s heavy maintenance programs.

The Boeing 737-800 Next Generation occupies a leading niche in single-aisle, short- to medium-range transport, offering a blend of operating efficiency and proven reliability for mainline carriers like American Airlines. Competing models in the market include Airbus A320ceo-family types and, in newer fleet renewal contexts, re-engined single-aisles; however, the 737-800 remains attractive for its commonality within large fleets. Resale and maintenance considerations for a 2010-built NG series aircraft center on airframe fatigue life, engine shop visits for the CFM56-7B24, and interior refurbishment to meet evolving passenger expectations.