Hi all,
I am currently in the process of considering tipping all my work travel to Virgin from Qantas. However, one of the issues that concerns me is that I do at least two trips to Seattle a year, and have noticed that Alaska does not earn points or SCs, even though this is the airline the Virgin route map suggests is their partner for the entire NW. I don't mind switching to Delta, but even they use Alaska for most of their flights to this area, and I missed out on points on a Delta-coded flight SEA-LAX earlier this year. I often base myself in Seattle and do 3-4 US domestic trips whilst there, often on Alaska metal. Does anyone know if this arrangement is going to get cosier? It seems a bit strange to have such a partnership promoted, but not enable earn on any of the network.
I am currently in the process of considering tipping all my work travel to Virgin from Qantas. However, one of the issues that concerns me is that I do at least two trips to Seattle a year, and have noticed that Alaska does not earn points or SCs, even though this is the airline the Virgin route map suggests is their partner for the entire NW. I don't mind switching to Delta, but even they use Alaska for most of their flights to this area, and I missed out on points on a Delta-coded flight SEA-LAX earlier this year. I often base myself in Seattle and do 3-4 US domestic trips whilst there, often on Alaska metal. Does anyone know if this arrangement is going to get cosier? It seems a bit strange to have such a partnership promoted, but not enable earn on any of the network.