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Virgin Australia COVID travel credits extended after backlash

Virgin Australia COVID travel credits extended after backlash
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Virgin Australia has extended the travel period for COVID-19 travel credits until May 2027, following public backlash over the original June 2026 expiry date. While customers must still book their flights by June 30, 2026, the extension provides more flexibility for completing travel.

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The decision addresses consumer rights concerns regarding the retention of customer funds and provides relief to travelers holding legacy pandemic-era credits.

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Updated June 18, 2026 - 10.48pm . First published at 10.38pm

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The article reports on corporate policy changes and political pressure neutrally, citing both the airline and the senator involved.

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