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Virgin have released a tool to help find reward availability.
well that’s handy… thanks for the heads up @TJ
Theres only a few destinations available on the dropdown on that page, so select anything from the drop down and search for it, then when the next page loads, manually change the origin and destination in the url to the airport codes you want and it will show those too ie
Theres only a few destinations available on the dropdown on that page, so select anything from the drop down and search for it, then when the next page loads, manually change the origin and destination in the url to the airport codes you want and it will show those too ie
This URL can be used to find direct partner flights such as Delta US internal as well. Airport codes must be in uppper case.
Thank you this looks really useful.
I can’t seem to get it to work for KLM and AF – am I doing something wrong or is it restricted to Delta as a partner at the moment?DL now, AF/KLM coming soon apparently.
Wow an IT project from Virgin that doesn’t completely suck, i’m guessing Skyteam had a hand in this?
Wow an IT project from Virgin that doesn’t completely suck, i’m guessing Skyteam had a hand in this?
Their IT is better than BA’s on the whole. This tool has some inaccuracies in the data it receives – it claims G availability where there is none, and no G availability where there is some. But, on the whole, it’s better than swamping the call centre.
It’s a really annoying 6 day grid instead of 7 so the weekdays don’t line up.
Plus 1st of the month is always at the top left of the grid regardless of the weekday it is.It doesn’t seem to work for US internal delta flights at all. Tried ATL to JFK and ATL to CUN and it gives an error.
It was working find last week for US internals, I’m sure it’ll be back soon.
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