Delta Air Lines plans to suspend its flights to Venezuela amid a political upheaval in the country.
Atlanta-based Delta said it will suspend its once-a-week flights between Atlanta and Caracas after its last flight on the route Sept. 16.
"Delta is in the process of contacting customers booked for travel after Sept. 16," the airline said in a written statement.
Other airlines have also pulled out of Venezuela, including United Airlines.
In 2014, Delta reduced its flights from Atlanta to Caracas when it was unable to get its flight revenue out of the country.
That year, Delta reduced its the route from once a day to once a week because it was unable to convert its Venezuelan earnings into dollars because of the government's hold on repatriation of the revenue to the United States.
At the time, Delta said the government failed to approve its requests to exchange more than $188 million of its revenue from ticket sales in Venezuelan bolivars to U.S. dollars.
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