Virgin Atlantic Flying Club has launched a time-sensitive promotion, during which members will enjoy discounted Virgin Atlantic flights until the end of the year.
From now until June 24, 2024, Flying Club members will get a 40% discount on Virgin Atlantic flights booked through Flying Club, in economy, premium economy, and Upper Class, to all destinations in the airline’s network.
40% Off Virgin Atlantic Award Flights
Virgin Atlantic has introduced a limited-time offer, whereby Virgin Atlantic award flights booked through Flying Club will have a 40% discount on the amount of points required.
The 40% discount only applies to Virgin Atlantic flights booked through Flying Club, and isn’t applicable to any partner airlines.
You have from June 21–24, 2024, to make your booking, for travel from June 21–December 31, 2024, inclusive. The discount applies to both peak and off-peak dates, too.
There’s no registration required for this promotion, and the 40% discount is already factored into the search results on the Virgin Atlantic website.
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It’s worth noting that the discount only applies to the amount of Virgin Points required for a flight, and it doesn’t discount the taxes and fees associated with the ticket.
Unfortunately, flights with Virgin Atlantic tend to come with heavy taxes, fees, and fuel surcharges, especially in higher classes of service. However, as we’ll discuss below, this can still be a great deal in some circumstances.
Are Virgin Atlantic Awards a Good Deal?
From its hub in London, Virgin Atlantic flies to many destinations across the United States and the Caribbean, as well as to major cities in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. As it stands, it doesn’t operate any flights to Canada, although that’s set to change when it launches a new route to Toronto in March 2025.
A 40% discount on Virgin Atlantic flights can be a great deal, especially since Flying Club’s transatlantic award pricing is competitive to begin with. This is particularly true if you value direct flights to and from the UK.
However, keep in mind that the discount only applies to the cost of flights in points, and it doesn’t apply to taxes, fees, and carrier-imposed surcharges.
With Virgin Atlantic, you’ll pay a greater amount of taxes, fees, and surcharges as you fly in higher classes of service.
For example, with the…
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