The Fort Worth-based airline will cut nonstop service from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to three U.S. cities.

In addition to wage increases of up to 20.5 percent, flight attendants will now be paid for boarding. The pay bumps comes after a long negotiation process.

Following the cuts, American is left with three non-hub routes at the airport; Aspen, Cancun and Los Cabos. Austin, once seen as one of the stars of the airline industry, was flooded as airlines sought out the Texas capital with flights to take advantage of the city’s growing population and economic momentum. However, that growth has since slowed.