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Virgin Atlantic and Flying Club

Virgin Atlantic Flying Club is the frequent-flyer program for Virgin Atlantic. Instead of miles, you earn ‘Virgin Points’ which can be used for a range of redemptions at Virgin companies and partners, including Virgin Voyages, Virgin Wines, Experience Days and of course flights.

If you are interested in earning Virgin Points from UK credit card spend then you should read this article comparing the two Virgin Atlantic credit cards.

The Virgin Atlantic website is here.

You can apply for the Virgin Atlantic credit cards here and earn a bonus of 3,000 points on the free card or 18,000 points on the paid card.

Virgin Atlantic unveils its consortium bid for Flybe

A Virgin Atlantic-led consortium, Connect Airways, has announced its recommended bid for Flybe. The offer is at just 1p per share (they were trading at 16p on Thursday) but it comes with a promise of .....

A Virgin Atlantic-led consortium, Connect Airways, has announced its recommended bid for Flybe. The offer is .....

by Rob Burgess80 comments

Virgin Atlantic to unveil consortium bid for Flybe today?

It was reported on Thursday that a Virgin Atlantic-led consortium will announce a bid for Flybe on Friday morning. This is a complex deal but, at the same time, there is a certain logic to it if the .....

It was reported on Thursday that a Virgin Atlantic-led consortium will announce a bid for Flybe on Friday .....

by Rob Burgess20 comments

Why Virgin Flying Club is the best way to use air miles to get to Japan

If you are considering travelling to Japan, the obvious options – especially if you want to earn Avios and British Airways tier points – are British Airways and Japan Airlines.  If you .....

If you are considering travelling to Japan, the obvious options – especially if you want to earn Avios .....

by Rob Burgess54 comments

How a solo traveller can benefit from miles and points

How should your miles and points collecting change if you are a solo traveller?  I thought it was worth updating this article which I originally ran in 2013 in the light of the loss of the Lloyds .....

How should your miles and points collecting change if you are a solo traveller?  I thought it was worth .....

by Rob Burgess71 comments

Which low interest rate credit cards also earn miles or points?

When I cover miles and points credit cards on Head for Points, there is something which I always try to ram home.  In general, miles and points credit cards are not suitable for you if you do not .....

When I cover miles and points credit cards on Head for Points, there is something which I always try to ram .....

by Rob Burgess26 comments

How to earn Avios or Virgin miles via Clubcard with a Tesco Bank mortgage

Tesco Bank quietly entered the mortgage market back in 2014.  I mentioned it briefly at the time but it turns out that I haven’t written about it for over four years. (Part of the reason is .....

Tesco Bank quietly entered the mortgage market back in 2014.  I mentioned it briefly at the time but it turns .....

by Rob Burgess23 comments

What will we see from British Airways and Virgin Atlantic in 2019?

What can we expect to see from British Airways / Avios and Virgin Atlantic / Flying Club in 2019?  I’m not into predictions, but the lead-time in this business is so long that we usually have a .....

What can we expect to see from British Airways / Avios and Virgin Atlantic / Flying Club in 2019?  I’m .....

by Rob Burgess111 comments

Is Virgin Atlantic planning to launch flights to Tel Aviv?

Reports in some Israeli newspapers in recent days, eg here, have suggested that Virgin Atlantic is planning to launch flights to Tel Aviv in September. The only logic quoted is that Shai Weiss, the .....

Reports in some Israeli newspapers in recent days, eg here, have suggested that Virgin Atlantic is planning to .....

by Rob Burgess

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