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Virgin Australia | Velocity
United Airlines new Virgin Australia / Velocity Partner
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<blockquote data-quote="henrus" data-source="post: 2384765" data-attributes="member: 64338"><p>Looks like travel bank but obviously not future flight credits can even be used. Very exciting after over 2 years to see VA partner international flights again!</p><p></p><p>Some other general comments... The IT integration is rather good. VA booking references that include UA operated flights now work on the UA website (but obviously there is a UA reference as well). Whilst seat selection can't be done via the VA website, as soon as the booking is made the option to select a seat on UA operated services becomes available (including the ability to pay for economy plus).</p><p></p><p>The UA systems are a bit slower as BNE-SYD-LAX is still showing BNE-SYD with Qantas/Jetstar connections right now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="henrus, post: 2384765, member: 64338"] Looks like travel bank but obviously not future flight credits can even be used. Very exciting after over 2 years to see VA partner international flights again! Some other general comments... The IT integration is rather good. VA booking references that include UA operated flights now work on the UA website (but obviously there is a UA reference as well). Whilst seat selection can't be done via the VA website, as soon as the booking is made the option to select a seat on UA operated services becomes available (including the ability to pay for economy plus). The UA systems are a bit slower as BNE-SYD-LAX is still showing BNE-SYD with Qantas/Jetstar connections right now. [/QUOTE]
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