HHAs are (maybe) back (for Golds)
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I am led to believe that HHA applications have re-opened… as long as the lead is a Gold member.
I’m yet to try it (largely because my household is very small!), but if someone wanted to do the honours and report back, the form is at https://help.virginatlantic.com/gb/en/contact-forms.html?webform=household-account-request.
Didnt see your post as no idea what your HHA stood for so didnt open.
I did my own post – and YES the merged account option is back.
We are Silver, submitted the form yesterday and it was all confirmed within 15 minutes.
No, it is NOT a HHA.
What happens is that all FUTURE points earned by members go to the Head.
Existing balances do NOT move.
To shift an existing balance you need to pay £15 and do a transfer.
Not quite sure who the response was to there, @Rob. The email I’ve received states:
Did you know? As a Gold member, you can set up a household account to pool your points and reach rewards faster. It’s as easy as filling out the form – what’s not to love?
Existing balances don’t move under e.g. a BA HHA, so the only way I see this is different is that the Head gets all future points… which is a bit of a daft move.
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