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How to confirm availability on one-way flight using Virgin Atlantic points?
Looking for tips on how to confirm availability on a one-way flight to New Zealand using Virgin Atlantic points. I started with United and found business availability.
Checked and found the flight on ANA, and created a fake return flight so I could confirm partner availability for the one way I wanted.
However, the flight did NOT appear on Aeroplan.
Do I just have to call Virgin? I don’t want to waste time if this is phantom availability.
Thanks
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This discussion was modified 2 months ago by
Raj - PlanMoreTrips Founder.
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This discussion was modified 2 months ago by Raj - PlanMoreTrips Founder.
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This discussion was modified 2 months ago by Raj - PlanMoreTrips Founder.
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This discussion was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by Raj - PlanMoreTrips Founder.
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3 Replies
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Well virgin is easy because you can transfer points in over the phone. I would not create “fake” bookings because sometimes that will take up the award space that you need
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I booked ANA through Virgin Atlantic last month. It was a quick and easy call; they confirmed the availability and stayed on the line while I transferred the points over.
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Aeroplan currently doesn’t always list partners due to varying technical glitches combined with intentional limiting of availability to try and limit fraudulent bookings while they try to patch the holes. That’s why you can’t see the ANA there
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