Airline Partners
Extended description of the initiative
Virgin Atlantic is a British airline founded in 1984 by Sir Richard Branson.
It has a fleet of 37 new-generation aircraft deployed in the domestic market and flying long-haul to the United States, Caribbean, Asia and Israel. From 2023, it is a partner of the SkyTeam alliance.
How to accumulate points with the initiative
Volare points for flights sold by Virgin Atlantic:
| Service class | Booking class | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Economy | T | 25% of miles flown |
| O, N, X, Q, E | 50% of miles flown | |
| L, U, M | 100% of miles flown | |
| Y, B, R | 150% of miles flown | |
| V | 150% of miles flown | |
| Premium | H, K | 100% of miles flown |
| W, S | 150% of miles flown | |
| Upper Class | I, Z | 200% of miles flown |
| J, C, D | 200% of miles flown |
Terms and Conditions
- Starting from 1 March 2023.
- All flights sold* by ITA Airways even if operated by Virgin Atlantic are subject to the Volare regulations for points accumulation;
- For all flights sold** directly by Virgin Atlantic, Volare Members accumulate points according to the table to which membership club multipliers must then be added: Plus +10%; Premium +20%; Executive +30%;
- All flights made on Virgin Atlantic are qualifying and contribute to membership club attainment and/or renewal;
- Points will only be credited on flights operated by ITA Airways or Virgin Atlantic;
- To accumulate Volare points, it is necessary to enter the Volare frequent flyer number when booking and checking in. Otherwise, no Volare points will be credited.
*That is, flights issued with ITA Airways ticket code (055) and flight code AZ
**That is, flights issued with ticket code Virgin Atlantic (932) and flight code VS