Will you still earn/retain Velocity status beyond 2025?

[SCM]

Just a question, with this again;

at least 225 SC
must be from your VA marketed and/or operated flights

I booked an iteniery with QR through them and all flight numbers QR of course, but it uses VA1 & 2. Since they are operated by VA, would they count for this?

 

[odysseus]

Just a question, with this again;



I booked an iteniery with QR through them and all flight numbers QR of course, but it uses VA1 & 2. Since they are operated by VA, would they count for this?

Based on the wording it does:

Earning Status Credits with Virgin Australia marketed and or operated flights, flown by you.

As detailed above, both upgrading and maintaining Status requires a minimum number of Status Credits to be earned on eligible Virgin Australia marketed and or operated flights flown by you.

These flights include:

• Partner Airline marketed flights that are operated by Virgin Australia​

  
  These flights are sometimes referred to as "Partner Airline codeshare" and are any route that Virgin Australia operated, but have a Partner Airline flight number (e.g., SQ 6435 from Canberra to Brisbane is operated by Virgin Australia).

VELOCITY MEMBERSHIP STATUS Enjoy benefits that are tailored to your Velocity membership level.

As a Platinum, Gold or Silver Velocity member, Velocity member, you will receive all the benefits you expect from a world-class global frequent flyer program, plus a unique range of benefits tailored with our Platinum and Gold Velocity members in mind

www.velocityfrequentflyer.com

 

[clifford]

Since they are operated by VA, would they count for this?

"Operated" is an interesting word in this context.

 

[SCM]

"Operated" is an interesting word in this context.

Well when booking these on QR website, it says, "flights operated by Virgin Australia".

I know it's funny, but it is what it is?