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Virgin Points: Virgin Atlantic's New Rewards Currency

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Virgin Atlantic has today announced a rebranding to its points currency, so let’s talk about that, and what it means for your Virgin Atlantic Flying Club miles.

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Diamond
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But will this be the same with Virgin Australia and can you redeem these points on VA?


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(@Raghav Kapur)
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Is this really a good name for the program?


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It’s always good to see innovation or something new but in this case I’m not sure why they’re doing it in the middle of a pandemic when most people aren’t able to enter the country without a 14 day self-isolation/quarantine requirement.
They could have waited until after the borders have reopened or at least allowed a negative PCR COVID-19 test to avoid quarantine.


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(@Emmanuel)
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Is the fact that the points program is now owned by "Virgin Red Limited" a positive in the event that Virgin Atlantic shuts down? I assume this means it can now more easily be sold off as a separate asset so that people don't lose their points?


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(@Greta)
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As long as ANA remains a redemption partner, then I am happy!!! I can't wait to try out their new first class product next year!!!


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(@esquiar)
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Ugh, when the ANA devaluation hits, I hope they give notice


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