Virgin Atlantic Offering 30% Off Select Award Tickets

Virgin Atlantic Offering 30% Off Select Award Tickets

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Virgin Atlantic Flying Club has just launched an excellent sale for reward flights, which could save you points for an award ticket this summer

Save on Virgin Atlantic Flying Club awards

With a new sale from Virgin Atlantic Flying Club, members can save 30% off the number of points required for award tickets to & from the United States:

  • This is valid for bookings made between June 23 and July 24, 2023
  • This is valid for travel through September 30, 2023
  • This is valid exclusively for travel on Virgin Atlantic, and not for travel on partner airlines
  • This applies for all cabins and for both peak and off-peak season
  • The discounted pricing should already be reflected when you search availability
  • Only the number of points required is reduced by 30%, and not the taxes, fees, and carrier imposed surcharges

Note that this sale only applies for travel to & from the United States, which includes the following city pairs:

  • London Heathrow and Atlanta
  • London Heathrow and Austin
  • London Heathrow and Boston
  • London Heathrow to Las Vegas
  • London Heathrow and Los Angeles
  • London Heathrow and Miami
  • London Heathrow and New York
  • London Heathrow to Orlando
  • London Heathrow and San Francisco
  • London Heathrow and Seattle
  • London Heathrow and Tampa
  • London Heathrow and Washington
  • Manchester to Atlanta
  • Manchester to Las Vegas
  • Manchester and New York
  • Manchester to Orlando
  • Edinburgh to Orlando
Virgin Atlantic is offering 30% off select award tickets

Virgin Atlantic points are easy to come by

Even if you’re not collecting points directly with Virgin Atlantic, keep in mind that these points are easy to come by through transferable points currencies:

On top of that, Virgin Atlantic often sells points with a bonus, which can be an opportunity to acquire them at a reasonable cost.

There are lots of ways to earn Virgin Atlantic Flying Club points

Is this award sale a good deal?

This isn’t the first time that we’ve seen a promotion like this from Virgin Atlantic, as there was a similar offer this spring. I’d say that this is a deal that could be worth considering, though there are of course some things to be aware of.

Fly Upper Class starting at 33,200 points one-way

For context, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club awards between the United States and United Kingdom cost the following number of points, depending on the route and season:

  • 10,000-25,000 points one-way in economy
  • 17,500-37,500 points one-way in premium economy
  • 47,500-67,500 points one-way in Upper Class business class

Being able to redeem just 33,200 points for a one-way Upper Class ticket is a phenomenal deal. Now, in fairness, the carrier imposed surcharges are significant. But still, this is a huge discount, and for many people could be worth a speculative booking.

Virgin Atlantic Flying Club award sale

Bottom line

Virgin Atlantic Flying Club has a generous promotion on award redemptions, as you can get 30% off the points required for award tickets in many markets. This is a great deal, especially since the discount is applied at the time that you book, so you don’t have to wait for some points refund after the fact.

If you have any travel to plan in the coming months, then I’d say this is a great opportunity.

Do you plan on taking advantage of Virgin Atlantic’s award sale?

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  1. Airfarer Diamond

    Slightly OT. Any guesses, thoughts, or general scuttlebutt as to whether, now that VS is part of SkyTeam, we end up with the ridiculous miles/points that DL and KL sometimes charge for seats? I used KL a few weeks ago and the day after my departure date they were asking 425,000 for a trans-Atlantic one-way.

  2. VJ Guest

    Thanks, Ben. I cancelled my earlier booking and saved almost 100k by rebooking.

  3. susan Guest

    I find it very difficult to use points for Virgin flights. They have very limited availability and can’t use points to upgrade. I bought some earlier in the year but have been unable to use. Will never do so again. Have not had this problem with Air France points

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Airfarer Diamond

Slightly OT. Any guesses, thoughts, or general scuttlebutt as to whether, now that VS is part of SkyTeam, we end up with the ridiculous miles/points that DL and KL sometimes charge for seats? I used KL a few weeks ago and the day after my departure date they were asking 425,000 for a trans-Atlantic one-way.

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VJ Guest

Thanks, Ben. I cancelled my earlier booking and saved almost 100k by rebooking.

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susan Guest

I find it very difficult to use points for Virgin flights. They have very limited availability and can’t use points to upgrade. I bought some earlier in the year but have been unable to use. Will never do so again. Have not had this problem with Air France points

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