American Eagle To Change Name
Changes, including new logo, are expected to be unveiled in the next few weeks.
American Eagle president Pedro Fábregas told employees in a message that the carrier will unveil its new look in the next few weeks "to distinguish ourselves" from other regional airlines that fly for American.
American and US Airways completed their merger last month. American began to add other regional carriers in 2012. Chautauqua Airlines, ExpressJet, Republic Airlines and SkyWest all now operate regional flights for American. US Airways also has its own different regional carriers
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