Best value of Virgin Atlantic credit card 241
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I would love some advise for those with more knowledge than myself on using a 241 this Winter.
I have 2x 241 vouchers.
Ideally I want to use to go to Hawaii, but I assume I cannot use on Delta metal?
So it looks like LHR to LAX, 2 pax in Upper.
Is it best Value to –
a) use 241 (but as only red tier, I need to pay 50% of the points for the second pax)
b) use the voucher as upgrade, book in PE POINTS and upgrade voucher/s to Upper
c) book PE in CASH (currently about £1000 return) and upgrade voucher to Upper
That sounds a pretty good cash price for a flight of that length in PE, especially given VS’s high surcharges on award bookings. IMO a) is a bad use of the voucher due to the 50% extra points required, so I’d go for b) or c) depending on how many points/cash you ideally want to spend.
And always remember, check cash prices for routes from mainland Europe.
Especially “open jaws” which might, even, have a return flight to the UK.
Thank you.
Do I need to ring and book the flights in cash or points to then use the voucher? Or do I book the PE flights, then call to use the voucher?
I would prefer to book the whole thing as if flying using points, there doesnt need to be PE space to them upgrade to Upper.
One more question, I assume I would need to use 2x voucher to upgrade 2x people return? But if I use the 241 and pay 50% of the points, I only need to use one voucher?
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