LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Virgin Atlantic said its domestic short-haul unit, Little Red, would cease operations in 2015, just over two years after it was launched.
The airline, which is 51 percent owned by its British billionaire founder Richard Branson and 49 percent owned by U.S. carrier Delta Air Lines
The Little Red service did not provide enough feeder traffic onto Virgin's trans-Atlantic and international routes, the airline said on Monday.
Little Red will stop flying between London Heathrow and Manchester in March next year with its Heathrow to Edinburgh and Aberdeen flights ceasing six months after that.
(Reporting by Sarah Young; editing by Kate Holton)
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