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Less than 600 days since its launch, Virgin Blue’s
frequent flyer program, “Velocity”, has reached a major milestone, signing up its millionth Member who received an unexpected windfall
of one million Velocity Points simply by joining online.
Ian
Selth, of Westlake Queensland, could not believe his luck when he was presented with his prize
by Phil Gunter, General Manager Velocity, at Brisbane airport yesterday.
“When we launched Velocity, our vision was to create a loyalty program that was of genuine value to
Members and most importantly, transparent and easy to redeem Points,” said Phil Gunter.
“We are proud the program has achieved that goal and travellers now recognize and enjoy the
benefits of Velocity’s ‘any’ seat redemption policy, a first for an Australian airline, as well as a range
of earn and burn opportunities, including airlines, hotels and car hire; and even flowers, food, wine
and movie tickets.”
Mr Selth can redeem his million
Points for a wide range of products and services including:
Sydney-Hong Kong return flying Virgin Atlantic economy class for 16 people - 960,000 Points
Sydney-Los Angeles return flying Hawaiian Airlines economy class for four people - 460,000 Points
Perth-London return flying Malaysian Airlines economy class for four people - 512,000 Points
Brisbane-Kuala Lumpur return flying Malaysian Airlines economy class 16 times for one person - 960,000 Points
Brisbane-Melbourne return flying Virgin Blue for eight - 171,200 Points
Canberra-Coolangatta return flying Virgin Blue 65 times for one person - 988,000 Points
Melbourne-Samoa return flying Polynesian Blue for 16 people - 883,200 Points
69 nights in a Choice Hotel (based on a standard double room, each night at 14,000 Points)
192 days of car hire with Europcar (based on economy vehicle, 5,200 Points per day)
153 cases of Crown Lager (6,500 Points each)
A Peugeot Scooter Elystar 125cc (887,200 points)
250 double Movie passes
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