[Expired] Buy Virgin Atlantic Flying Club Points With up to a 70% Bonus [Ends October 12]

Updated: October 13, 2025, 2:43am CDT

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Virgin Promotion Details
How To Redeem Virgin Atlantic Flying Club Points
Final Thoughts

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U.S.-based travelers might not be intimately familiar with the Virgin Atlantic Flying Club program, but it’s a top option for scoring some fantastic redemptions.

The program doesn’t regularly run promotions for purchasing points, but receiving up to a 70% bonus can offer you a very good deal, depending on the redemption you have in mind.

Here are the promotion details to help you decide whether it’s a good fit for you.

Virgin Promotion Details

Through October 12, 2025, you can receive up to a 70% bonus when purchasing Flying Club Virgin Points.

The more you purchase, the better the deal gets — especially if your account is registered in the U.K.:

Purchase 5,000 to 24,000 points and get a 20% bonus
Purchase 25,000 to 69,000 points and get a 40% bonus
Purchase 70,000 to 124,000 points and get a 60% bonus
Purchase 125,000 to 200,000 points and get a 70% bonus

Note that there will also be a 1-time transaction fee of $22/£15 for all purchases at checkout, and you are limited to purchasing a maximum of 200,000 points (before the bonus) each calendar year.

Purchases are available here, and you’ll get the following pricing:

For U.S.-based buyers who max out this promotion, you would receive 340,000 points for $5,022 — a rate of 1.48 cents per Virgin Point.
For U.K.-based buyers who max out this promotion, you would receive 340,000 for £3,015.00 ($4,070), or a rate of 1.2 cents per Virgin Point.

Virgin Atlantic A330 300 pushback JFK sunset — Image Credit: Alberto Riva

We value Virgin Atlantic Flying Club Virgin Points at 1.4 cents apiece, so the 70% bonus means you’re buying points below that valuation if your account is based in the U.K. Plus, the Virgin Atlantic award chart has some killer sweet spots that help make the promotion worth considering either way.

Unfortunately, those in the U.S. will be paying slightly more for points than their average value, so these travelers need to have a solid use for them before purchasing. Buying points and miles only makes sense if you can redeem the points you purchased at a higher value than what you paid for them — or if you just need a few more points to unlock a great redemption.

Hot Tip:

Since Virgin Points are processed via Points.com and not directly with the airline, you won’t earn a bonus multiplier on travel purchases when using cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve^®. Instead, you’ll want to use credit cards that offer the highest return on non-bonus spending, such as The Blue Business^® Plus Credit Card from American Express, which delivers 2x points on all eligible business purchases up to $50,000 per year, or the Chase Freedom Unlimited^®, which rewards 1.5x points on all eligible purchases.

How To Redeem Virgin Atlantic Flying Club Points

In our view, the Virgin Atlantic Flying Club program continues to provide several great sweet spots that travelers looking to use their hard-earned miles can take advantage of.

Although Virgin Atlantic raised the award rates for ANA first class tickets, this is still a phenomenal redemption if you can find the award space. You can still book ANA round-trip business class tickets from the West Coast of the U.S. to Japan for 105,000 Virgin Points or from the East Coast of the U.S. to Japan for 120,000 Virgin Points.

Purchasing points instead of paying cash would be an absurdly good deal, considering that ANA often charges $10,000+ for these long-haul business- and first-class tickets.

ANA First Class Suite cabin front — ANA first class is an amazing way to fly to Tokyo. Image Credit: Ehsan Haque

That said, keep in mind that Virgin Atlantic is also a transfer partner of several programs, including American Express Membership Rewards, Bilt Rewards, Capital One miles, Chase Ultimate Rewards, Citi ThankYou Rewards, Marriott Bonvoy, and Wells Fargo Rewards. That means you have options for getting Virgin Atlantic points without buying them.

Hot Tip:

For those who have a large balance of points in one or more of these programs, you’d be much better off transferring points to book your reward.

Final Thoughts

As with most points purchase promotions, whether this is a good deal depends on your situation and how you plan to redeem the points. Those interested in taking advantage of this Virgin Atlantic promotion of up to 70% bonus points should make sure to do so before it ends on October 2.