N853NN

This airframe, registered as N853NN, is a Boeing-built narrow-body assigned serial number 31105 and manufactured in 2010 by Boeing. It is owned and operated by American Airlines, Inc., a corporation based in Fort Worth, TX, US, and remains listed on the US registry. The airframe is a factory-built Boeing 737-823 and has been maintained in mainline service with its owner; no change of ownership or notable registry actions beyond continued operator service are recorded in the supplied data. Condition highlights specific to this registration are not published in the provided dataset.

The airframe is configured with a typical 162-seat two-class mainline layout, noting that final operator configuration remains operator-config dependent; this arrangement supports a mix of premium and economy seating consistent with American Airlines’ fleet standards. Avionics and specific fit standardization are not detailed in the supplied data, but as a 2010-built 737-800 series derivative it would operate within the airline’s established maintenance program and line equipment norms. Typical mission profiles for this aircraft include short- to medium-haul domestic and transcontinental sectors that fit its 3,115 nm range and cruise speed of 440 kts. Based at its operator’s Fort Worth, TX, facilities, maintenance and operational scheduling follow American Airlines’ mainline practices.

The Boeing 737-823 sits within the Next Generation 737 family, offering a performance niche focused on high-utilization single-aisle mainline operations with twin CFM56 engines. Competing types in the same market include the Airbus A320 family and newer re-engined single-aisles; demand historically favors established 737 derivatives for fleet commonality and pilot transition efficiencies. Resale and maintenance considerations for this 2010 airframe reflect typical NG-era items such as engine overhauls, airframe checks, and avionics upgrade paths, with buyer interest influenced by seating layout, remaining life-cycled components, and continued mainline operator support.