N877UA

The airframe bearing tail number N877UA is an Airbus A319-132 built in 2004 with manufacturer serial number 2232 and U.S. registration. The airframe is recorded as owned by the corporate trustee UMB BANK NA TRUSTEE, located in Salt Lake City, UT, US, a financial-owner structure that suggests the aircraft has been held for leasing or collateral purposes. Operator and base information are Not published. No public records of notable registry actions or recent condition assessments are published for this specific airframe.

The A319-132 configuration for this airframe supports a high-density single-aisle cabin with 179 seats, consistent with short- to medium-haul high-capacity operations. Typical mission profiles supported by the type and its specification set include domestic trunk routes and thin long-range sectors within the 3,700 nm range capability, operating at a cruise speed near 447 kt and ceilings up to 39,000 ft. The twin IAE V2524-A5 powerplants are sized to deliver the listed cruise and performance, and maintenance considerations for this unit would follow Airbus A319 type commonality and the IAE V2524-A5 engine shop visit cycles; specific avionics fit and interior amenities for this serial are Not published. As the asset is held by UMB BANK NA TRUSTEE, routine financial-driven maintenance and remarketing constraints can influence its operational availability.

The Airbus A319-132 sits within the A320 family as a short- to medium-range narrow-body designed for operators requiring lower capacity but full A320 commonality. With seating for 179 and a 3,700 nm range, the model occupies a niche competing with stretched regional jets and smaller mainline narrow-bodies, balancing capacity and range. Buyer and lease demand tends to target operators seeking fleet commonality with A320 families; resale and maintenance considerations for this specific airframe hinge on airframe age (built 2004), engine type (IAE V2524-A5), and ownership structure under UMB BANK NA TRUSTEE, which may affect transaction timelines and asset servicing.