Virgin Australia’s comeback

Virgin Australia is back in the air and opening up more travel options for Australians, with 17 more routes taking travellers to just under 30 local destinations by early August.

Adding to the excitement, the airline is launching some great value sale fares, bringing back the popular weekly Happy Hour sale, aptly named the ‘Because Everyone Loves a Comeback’ sale.

Happy Hour sale fares are as low as $69 for Sydney-Ballina flights. One-way fares on other key leisure routes include Brisbane-Newcastle from $119, Brisbane-Proserpine and Adelaide-Sydney both from $135, and Sydney-Hobart from $139.

Virgin Australia Group Chief Commercial Officer, John MacLeod, said, “Travel is back on the agenda for many Australians and we’re happy to be able to resume flights to a number of holiday destinations in Queensland, Northern New South Wales and the Northern Territory. As borders begin to re-open, we also want to ensure we have great value flights available for guests to book their next trip.”

“We’re pleased to have continued our collaborative effort with the Federal Government to re-introduce some services as we start to see confidence return, and as each State and Territory comes closer to finalising their plans for the easing of restrictions and the reopening of borders.”

“Many of our aircraft have been parked and our teams are preparing them to return to the skies, and with the increase in flights we’re announcing today, we’re looking forward to serving our guests as they travel to visit family and friends, or take a well-deserved break,” he said.

Guests can feel comfortable and confident when flying on Virgin Australia, as the airline has adapted with additional safety and wellbeing measures to minimise risks associated with COVID-19. The new measures, which have been developed in collaboration with other Australian airlines and airports as part of the Australian Aviation Recovery Coalition include pre-departure health screening, contactless check-in, sequenced boarding and disembarkation, and more frequent cleaning and hygiene procedures.

Further information regarding the new safety and wellbeing measures can be found on Virgin Australia’s website.

Flights are available now at virginaustralia.com and guests can book with confidence knowing they can change their travel date or destination with no change fee, for domestic bookings made up to 30 September 2020.

Kate Webster
Kate Websterhttp://www.travellerkate.com
Kate Webster is a world traveller, ocean lover and conservation warrior who is determined to make every moment count for herself and the world around her. She translates those moments and shares them through her storytelling. An adventurer at heart with a curious spirit to explore, her work has taken her to the edges of the Earth. Kate has delved into the world of wildlife and conservation travel to bring awareness. www.travellerkate.com

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