Hangar 3 Sign ?

[chilokie1]

Hanger 3 in Tulsa has had an iconic American Airlines sign on the west side facia for at
least 30-35 years, the letters were at least 15' high and could be seen from the far side of the airport.
Coming into work today I noticed it was removed, anybody know the reason?

 

[ATD]

The base has been sold to Lufthansa Technique

 

[BigMac]

They're renovating the interior of Hangar 3 for the 737s. Haven't noticed the American Airlines lettering gone.

 

[DNTULSA]

Hmmm... I thought that the city of Tulsa owned the base.

 

[Vortilon]

Hanger 3 in Tulsa has had an iconic American Airlines sign on the west side facia for at
least 30-35 years, the letters were at least 15' high and could be seen from the far side of the airport.
Coming into work today I noticed it was removed, anybody know the reason?

 
They are in the process of putting up the new AA logo on the hangars at DFW as well.

 

[MetalMover]

Hanger 3 in Tulsa has had an iconic American Airlines sign on the west side facia for at
least 30-35 years, the letters were at least 15' high and could be seen from the far side of the airport.
Coming into work today I noticed it was removed, anybody know the reason?

They are installing the new branding. Will say American Airlines with new new logo. 

 

[Justme]

Probably to be replaced by something like this minus the name and "Flight Center".  It looks much better in real life, the photo doesn't really do it justice.

 

[Buck]

Maybe the Jim Little maintenance facility? 
 
Carmine got his name on Hangar 80 I think it is called. 
 
the City/County owns the property and "leases" it to AA.
 
I heard that major changes to accommodate the 737 and possibly other fleet types in the future are approved.