Another spate of routes to and from Austin has been eliminated by American Airlines as the company continues to navigate industry turbulence in hopes of landing in a more profitable financial model.

Despite the cuts, some routes to non-hub destinations still remain, such as flights to Aspen and Cancun. American also still plans to offer 30 percent more peak-day departures and more peak-day seats next year from Austin compared to 2019.

American Airlines plans to again remove daily flight options out of the Austin airport. The Fort Worth-based airline will cut nonstop service from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to Boston, Nashville, Raleigh-Durham and Orange County, California, according to recent reports.

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American Airlines is scaling back on four more flights at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. The Fort Worth-based air carrier announced in August it would no longer fly five of its nonstop routes out of the Austin airport starting in October,

The airline is cutting routes from Austin to several cities around the country starting next month. American Airlines is going back to basics in Austin after experimenting with dozens of new nonstop flights during the pandemic.

American Airlines continues to downsize in Austin, where the carrier is exiting another four markets. The Fort Worth-based carrier filed plans over the weekend to cut four routes from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS),