The birthday status credits pooled across, so its not an automatic no.
Indeed they do. I wouldn't say absolutely - it's not impossible they find a way around this, and if I was them I probably would if I could. That's potentially a lot of extra higher tier members to send packs out to.I'd say they absolutely would pool. The only thing which doesn't pool across is flight sectors. Even monthly flybuys SCs pool if you have it set up.
And some members were wondering why a 12 month extension wasn't the best idea in the world.Yes I also received the email so quite happy. Now going OT just for a minute does anyone know if I cancel flights that returns funds to the travel bank can I then rebook to a Flex J class, pay the balance by CC then request a full refund sent to the CC (including the TB funds). My end state would be to take full advantage to the no change fee and cancel the flights and receive the funds back. I will have no need to fly with VA for the next 12 months given this extension.
6. Cancellation of Eligible Travel bookings
6.1. The information below sets out the specific rules that apply to cancellation of Eligible Travel bookings purchased with travel credits. These are in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
6.2. Whether you are entitled to a refund in connection with a booking purchased with travel credits will be determined by the terms and conditions that apply to that booking, which may include the Virgin Australia Conditions of Carriage, Fare Rules or Virgin Australia Holidays Terms and Conditions.
6.3. Travel credits cannot be exchanged for cash. Where travel credits are used as a form of payment, refunds to original form of payment will result in the travel credits being returned to the same Travel Bank from which the travel credits originated. For example, if you paid for a$200 AUD Virgin Australia flight booking using travel credits and the Fare Rules permit a refund to original form of payment subject to a fee of $80 AUD, then $120 AUD in travel credits will be returned to the Travel Bank used to purchase the flight.
6.4. The Expiry Date of any returned travel credits will revert to the original Expiry Date that applied before the travel credits were used. If the original Expiry Date has passed when the refund occurs, the travel credits have expired and will not be returned to Travel Bank.
Indeed they do. I wouldn't say absolutely - it's not impossible they find a way around this, and if I was them I probably would if I could. That's potentially a lot of extra higher tier members to send packs out to.
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Are they domestic or international?I'm not sure if I should contact VA yet or hold off till it becomes a problem.
Definitely don't think you'll get a reply from VA on this kind of thing at the moment... there are much more pressing issues given your sectors that would make you eligible aren't until May/June. Eventually they'll have sorted out all the immediate problems due to cancellation of the international flights and reduction of domestic, and they'd have more time to deal with these smaller things.I'm not sure if I should contact VA yet or hold off till it becomes a problem.
I'm not sure if I should contact VA yet or hold off till it becomes a problem.
Definitely don't think you'll get a reply from VA on this kind of thing at the moment... there are much more pressing issues given your sectors that would make you eligible aren't until May/June. Eventually they'll have sorted out all the immediate problems due to cancellation of the international flights and reduction of domestic, and they'd have more time to deal with these smaller things.
Are they domestic or international?
I've got a trip down to Melbourne planned for the Easter long weekend and I'm holding off on doing anything. Both the flights and the hotel are now flexible right up to the last minute so I'm going to wait and see until a few days beforehand. Who knows how this will all look in a few weeks time? I can cancel to Travel Bank online easily and so I'm happy to just wait and see at this stage.
I'd say hold tight. Calling now would be like getting the fire department to help rescue a cat stuck in a tree while the bushfires are still raging.