Virgin Atlantic renews (again) status to Flying Club customers
In recent months we have seen almost all carriers protect their frequent flyers by extending their statuses even [...]
Virgin Atlantic
In recent months we have seen almost all carriers protect their frequent flyers with the Extension of statuses for 2021 as well, and this is another example.
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The world is not back to what it used to be, and travel bans have prevented companies from flying full planes and passengers from traveling as before. Today Virgin Atlantic, the London-based company, announced that all Flying Club members will enjoy a new extension of elite status validity by an additional 6 months.
Here is the message sent to all members:
While the world is still opening up, we want to make sure that when you are ready to go, you can travel without worry.
We would just like to inform you that we are Automatically extending your Flying Club status for another six months, giving you more time to earn the Tier points needed to maintain your loyalty benefits. We will also extend any upgrade vouchers, companion tickets or the our incredible clubhouse, so there is no need to worry about them expiring before then.
Don't forget, all bookings include unlimited free dates and flight changes until April 30, 2023, for even more flexibility for your travel plans. Plus, with award-winning health and safety, you can be sure you'll fly safely and well with us.
Thank you again for all your support, it really means a lot. We look forward to seeing you on board soon and flying you to a fabulous place.
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The company founded by Richard Branson and now owned by Delta Airways operates flights from London to the United States, the Caribbean and some destinations in Asia with a fleet of state-of-the-art A350s and B787s.
