Piedmont Airlines is an American Airlines Group subsidiary headquartered in Salisbury, Maryland, operating Embraer ERJ145 regional jets under the American Eagle brand. Its history began with Richard Henson’s aviation business in Hagerstown in 1931. Today it provides regional passenger flights into American’s network and also runs a separate ground-handling operation at airports across the United States.
Open the Piedmont Airlines Embraer ERJ-145 seat map to explore its seats.
American’s Main Cabin fare includes standard seat selection when booking. Preferred and Main Cabin Extra seats can cost more where offered. Basic Economy has different rules. Seats remain subject to operational reassignment, so check the seat options and fare conditions attached to your American booking.
For an American booking, keep the family in one reservation. If seats are not chosen, American assigns children under 15 next to at least one accompanying adult. This does not guarantee that the whole group will sit together. If you have separate reservations, contact American to have them noted.
American Eagle’s smaller regional jets require bags larger than personal-item dimensions to be valeted before boarding. Staff tag the bag without charge and return it on the jetbridge after arrival. Keep batteries, electronic cigarettes and other items restricted from checked baggage with you. The ERJ175 exemption does not apply to Piedmont’s ERJ145.
