Airbus A321-200

07 Mar 2026 · © Unknown

The aircraft features American's current standard livery and sharklet-equipped wings, typical for newer deliveries and retrofits.

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Aircraft

A321-200 A321

American Airlines standard livery (new design)

N414AL

Registration

Airline

American Airlines

AAL / AA

Manufacturer

Airbus

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Insights

Aviation History

The A321 is the largest member of the Airbus A320 family and has become a popular single-aisle jet for major airlines worldwide. American Airlines is the largest global operator of the A321.

Fleet Rarity

One of the most common narrowbody jets in American's fleet, not rare.

Record Flights

A321s frequently used for medium-haul US domestic and transcontinental routes such as JFK-LAX, but not for record-breaking long-hauls

Safety & Events

The A321 has had few major incidents; notable for high operational reliability in US airline fleets.

Future Outlook

Actively flying; the A321neo is gradually supplementing the A321ceo fleet.

Specifications

CFM International CFM56-5B (typical for American's A321-200s)

Engine

35.80 meters

Wingspan

44.51 meters

Length

5,950 kilometers

Range

840 kilometers per hour

Speed

185-236 passengers (typical American Airlines layout seats 190-196)

Capacity

93,500 kilograms

MTOW

11.76 meters

Height

133–147 kN (30,000–33,000 lbf) per engine

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 compliant (approx. 86–97 dB on approach)

Noise

Registration and engine type best match American's A321-200; exact engine subtype is assumed based on fleet norms.