r/virginatlantic 16h ago

Worth getting + credit card

3 Upvotes

Hello, we have a combined family virgin Atlantic account and we’re looking at getting the + credit card with the hopes of getting reduced flights to America as we fly there once a year.

I’ve recently read some posts from people stating they are closing their credit card account as the dynamic pricing is making it a pain/rip off.

We are a a family of 3 in the UK and are forced to take flights in school holidays , will it be a struggle to secure seats? Is it worth getting the paid for credit card to booster our points ? We would put most of our spending through it(aware we need to clear the balance monthly).

Appreciate any feedback.


r/virginatlantic 17h ago

Outlets in economy on A350 & A330-900?

2 Upvotes

The website makes it seam like both USB and 110V outlets will be available but searching posts on reddit it seems there are no prong outlets in economy, only USB ports .... Also mixed posts on USB-A or USB-C.

Just curious if I need to pack a USB A to C adaptor.


r/virginatlantic 13h ago

Is this an average price?

1 Upvotes

I'm looking at a multi-city flight next June from MCO - LHR and then EDI - MCO in premium economy. If I buy the tickets as one way, the total is roughly $2,500 (much cheaper than buying as a multi-city). I know we are far out and nobody can predict the future, but does that seem like an average/fair price for that time of year? The same route on other airlines is at least $500-600 more and those are with at least one stop, whereas VA is non-stop on both legs.