Tail character
Al the Roadrunner
Frontier's tail art on this aircraft features Al, a roadrunner.
Confirmed Sep 28, 2026
Airframe story
N346FR is an Airbus A320-251N, serial 8642, built in 2019 and registered since 2020-12-14 to Bank of Utah as trustee. It carries the name Al the Roadrunner, per its registration record, consistent with Frontier Airlines' practice of giving its aircraft themed tail names. Over the observed year it logged 731 flights totaling 1,382.2 hours, with chapters at KMIA, KMZJ, and a long 138-day stay at KGYR that is ongoing. Phoenix Goodyear Airport is known for hosting maintenance, repair, and overhaul work on large aircraft, which fits Stabilator's low-confidence read that the jet is likely in heavy maintenance rather than simple storage. No other detail about this specific airframe's current status is available.
Livery guess: Frontier Airlines - Al the Roadrunner. The registration snippet names this airframe's tail design as Al the Roadrunner under Frontier Airlines operation.
Current chapter · inferred · low confidence
Likely in heavy maintenance
- Registered since 2020 to Bank of Utah, a trustee holding it for an owner or lessor
- On the ground 150 days at KGYR since May 13
- Phoenix Goodyear Airport at KGYR: storage, heavy maintenance source
KMZJ: 20 days → KGYR: 150 days (Heavy maintenance)
Sister ships
- N305FRU.S. registration ended, Aug 2026
- N7581Exported to Bermuda, May 2021
- N576AEExported to Bermuda, Apr 2021
- N344FR · Bank of Utah (trustee)707 flights since at least Oct 2025, last seen Apr 29
- N343FR · Wells Fargo Trust Na (trustee)1319 flights since at least Oct 2025, last seen Oct 10
- N342FR · Bank of Utah (trustee)653 flights since at least Oct 2025, last seen Apr 19
109 Airbus A320-251N are in the FAA records; 106 still registered; 107 flew in the last year. Most sit with Bank of Utah Trustee (61) and Wilmington Trust Co Trustee (18).
From the FAA registry and observed flights. Inferences are labeled; outside facts are cited.