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Virgin Atlantic Reward Seat Checker
Virgin Atlantic released a new search tool called “Reward Seat Checker” that makes searching Delta and Virgin Atlantic flights very easy via a calendar mode. Let’s take a look at this tool.
You can find the search tool here
Populating the calendar
Here’s a look at a Virgin Atlantic search between Manchester and Atlanta. You want to hone in on the little red flags – those are the cheapest seats, and as you can, the prices vary a ton. For instance, you could fly upper class for as little as 29k miles or 350k! The range is crazy – flexibility is key to make these rewards work for you.
The limitations of the search
You’ll see that it limits your search to Virgin Atlantic only
Overall
This makes searching much easier, but who knows, there is always the argument to be made that the easier award space is to find, the less of if you’ll see since it gets booked up. Personally, I think this is a great move on Virgin Atlantic’s part and a feature I’ve consistently used for a couple of years.
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