US airline Delta Air Lines is to pull out its service to Dubai.
The airline will end its flights between Atlanta and Dubai on February 11 2016.
A Delta spokeswoman said: “The B777 aircraft used to operate ATL-DXB will be redeployed to other transatlantic markets where it can compete on a level playing field that’s not distorted by subsidised state-owned airlines.”
United will be the only US airline serving the Persian Gulf after Delta pulls out of Dubai.
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