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US carrier United Airlines is expected to cease its operations on the Accra-Washington route from July 4.
Joy Business has learnt the decision has been influenced by the route's poor financial performance.
United Airlines is canceling its service to Accra almost a year after commencing operations.
United Airlines thus becomes the second airline after North American Airlines to cancel its service to Accra.
United Airlines recently merged with Continental Airlines to create the world's biggest airline.
Stay tuned to Joy Business as we give you the implication of the actions of the airline company.
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