Category: Virgin Australia

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V Australia has won Best in Region (Asia and Australasia), Best Food and Beverage and Best IFE User Interface at the 2011 Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX) Passenger Choice Awards in Washington, Seattle, taking out three of the 14 possible categories. “V Australia would like to thank our guests who took the time to vote

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Virgin Australia has launched sales of its new business class product on its narrowbody 737 fleet, with business class to be available on all flights from  Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to Perth from September 28. The airline already offers business class seating on its two Airbus A330-200s, which operate between Sydney and Perth, and has

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Virgin Australia has revealed the first stage of its relaunched Velocity frequent flyer program with a number of new features, in a bid to become a more viable alternative to Qantas’s long standing Frequent Flyer program. “In reviewing the Velocity program, we were keen to make it easier for frequent flyers to earn points and

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Virgin Australia will codeshare on Virgin Atlantic’s Sydney-Hong Kong services from early 2012. Under the agreement, Virgin Australia’s long haul carrier V Australia will codeshare on Virgin Atlantic’s daily, Airbus A340-600 operated Sydney-Hong Kong service (but not Virgin Atlantic’s onward Hong Kong-London services), with eligible Virgin Australia passengers to receive frequent flyer program benefits and

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Virgin Australia has posted a net loss after tax of $67.8 million for the 2010-11 financial year, a figure not only in line with its earlier forecasts and a reflection of the impact of the Queensland floods and cyclone natural disasters, but one that masks the fact the airline is confident its ‘Game Change’ strategy

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Virgin Australia’s long haul pilots and cabin crew have voted overwhelmingly in favour of their respective Enterprise Bargaining Agreements (EBAs), after reaching a decision on the matter last night. Eighty-five per cent of pilots and 93 per cent of cabin crew supported the new EBAs, with the Australian Federation of Air Pilots (AFAP) pleased with

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