2013 Boeing 737-823

N916NN is a Boeing 737-823, construction number 31163, that first flew on January 24, 2013, and was delivered to American on February 8, 2013. Rather than wearing American's standard colors, it has worn the Reno Air heritage livery since November 2015, one of four heritage schemes American unveiled that year honoring major acquisitions, with the teal and red design recalling the Nevada-based carrier that merged into American in 1999. FAA records place the airframe under a Utah-based trust structure, with Bank of Utah listed as trustee from 2026; earlier registry entries show Wells Fargo-affiliated trustees holding the aircraft before that. Over the observed year the jet logged 1,293 flights and about 2,577.8 hours, passing through Dallas-Fort Worth, Phoenix, and Chicago O'Hare before its most recent stop at Los Angeles. Sister ships from the same 737-823 production run, such as N920NN and N914NN, remain active with their own trustees, part of a broader cohort of 278 Boeing 737-823s still on the FAA registry.

Livery guess: American Airlines Reno Air heritage livery. Snippets identify N916NN by tail number as wearing the Reno Air heritage scheme since November 2015, part of a set of four heritage liveries American unveiled that year.

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