Virgin Blue
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Virgin Blue
Since its launch Virgin Blue has evolved from a start-up entrepreneurial business to become Australia’s leading major airline for service, on-time performance and value for money, as well as being one of the world’s most profitable airline Groups incorporating Virgin Blue, Pacific Blue (Aust), Pacific Blue (NZ), Polynesian Blue and V Australia.
With its evolving business strategy, Virgin Blue is becoming more relevant to the corporate market whilst retaining and keeping its promise to serving its traditional leisure base. Over 75 per cent of the Top 200 ASX listed companies now holding corporate accounts with Virgin Blue.
The airline offers a wide range of added extras for travellers including:
- A special Corporate Plus fare which offers flexible terms and conditions for business travellers.
Velocity, our frequent flyer program.
- The Lounge, Virgin Blue’s all-inclusive business friendly airport lounges now in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Canberra.
- An extensive choice of code-share and interline partners giving travellers access to a global airline network.
- Blue Holidays – Virgin Blue’s comprehensive holiday program
The airline also recently unveiled its Premium Economy product designed to meet the needs of contemporary business and government travellers with greater choice and a range of benefits including premier 2x2 seating.
In an Australian first, Virgin Blue also joined forces with FOXTEL to launch the revolutionary ‘live2air’ technology, which allows travellers to view 24 live FOXTEL and AUSTAR channels from personal seatback screens, just as they would in their own lounge room at home.
In March 2007, Virgin Blue launched the world’s first government-endorsed Greenhouse Friendly carbon off-set program, where Guests can affordably offset carbon emissions from their flights. The airline has also committed to offsetting the flights of the entire Virgin Blue workforce when flying for duty or business, which equates to approximately $500,000 per year over five years.
Virgin Blue offers direct flights between Hobart and Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Canberra and between Launceston and Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Since its launch Virgin Blue has evolved from a start-up entrepreneurial business to become Australia’s leading major airline for service, on-time performance and value for money, as well as being one of the world’s most profitable airline Groups incorporating Virgin Blue, Pacific Blue (Aust), Pacific Blue (NZ), Polynesian Blue and V Australia.
With its evolving business strategy, Virgin Blue is becoming more relevant to the corporate market whilst retaining and keeping its promise to serving its traditional leisure base. Over 75 per cent of the Top 200 ASX listed companies now holding corporate accounts with Virgin Blue.
The airline offers a wide range of added extras for travellers including:
- A special Corporate Plus fare which offers flexible terms and conditions for business travellers.
Velocity, our frequent flyer program.
- The Lounge, Virgin Blue’s all-inclusive business friendly airport lounges now in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Canberra.
- An extensive choice of code-share and interline partners giving travellers access to a global airline network.
- Blue Holidays – Virgin Blue’s comprehensive holiday program
The airline also recently unveiled its Premium Economy product designed to meet the needs of contemporary business and government travellers with greater choice and a range of benefits including premier 2x2 seating.
In an Australian first, Virgin Blue also joined forces with FOXTEL to launch the revolutionary ‘live2air’ technology, which allows travellers to view 24 live FOXTEL and AUSTAR channels from personal seatback screens, just as they would in their own lounge room at home.
In March 2007, Virgin Blue launched the world’s first government-endorsed Greenhouse Friendly carbon off-set program, where Guests can affordably offset carbon emissions from their flights. The airline has also committed to offsetting the flights of the entire Virgin Blue workforce when flying for duty or business, which equates to approximately $500,000 per year over five years.
Virgin Blue offers direct flights between Hobart and Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Canberra and between Launceston and Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Telephone: 136700
Address: PO Box 309, Tullamarine , VIC 3043
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