American Airlines has announced that it will be performing a thorough interior retrofit of its regional American Eagle aircraft. The changes will include a visual refresh of the colors, materials, and finishes (CMF) as well as more charging points and installing fast Wi-Fi on all regional jets. American's new cabins will initially be rolled out in the fall.

The new cabins will first be seen on newly delivered E175 and CRJ900 aircraft, and will then be retrofitted into all two-class American Eagle aircraft: the Bombardier CRJ700, Bombardier CRJ900, Embraer E170, and Embraer E175. The Embraer E145s operated by Piedmont Airlines will not receive the upgraded interiors.

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