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Virgin extends travel date for expiring COVID

Virgin extends travel date for expiring COVID
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Virgin Australia has extended the travel window for COVID-19 flight credits until May 2027, though customers must still book their flights by June 30. The airline has faced significant pressure from consumers to provide more flexibility for the remaining $93 million in unclaimed credits.

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This decision reflects the ongoing consumer rights challenges stemming from pandemic-era travel disruptions and the pressure on airlines to manage legacy liabilities.

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Virgin Australia customers will now be able to use COVID-19 flight credits for flights up until May next year. ( ABC News: Giulio Saggin, file photo )

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The article presents the airline's policy change alongside consumer criticism, maintaining a neutral stance.

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