Are Virgin points worth more than Avios?

However, the Virgin points you earn are more valuable. NerdWallet found that Virgin points average 1.8 cents per point. While that's not as valuable as other programs we analyzed, it beats the value British Avios provide. To get the most from your Virgin points, redeem them for Virgin Atlantic Flying Club sweet spots.



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How much are 10,000 Virgin Atlantic points worth? According to NerdWallet's analysis, 10,000 Virgin Atlantic points are worth about $110.

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In the competition of British Airways versus Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Atlantic edges out a win. The two airlines implement similar policies and in-flight offerings. However, Virgin Atlantic charges fewer fees, offers a slightly better in-flight experience and has a more-valuable points currency.

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Having a pool of 100,000 Avios at your disposal can open up a world of travel possibilities as vast as the globe itself. From the distant shores of Sydney to the exotic landscapes of the Caribbean, your Avios balance can take you and your travel partner to remarkable destinations.

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This means you have as much time as you need to redeem your Virgin Points, which have exactly the same value as miles. So no matter what life throws at you, your points are yours to use now or in the future.

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As a Flying Club member, you can exchange your Virgin Points into IHG® Rewards Priority Club Points. Points are transferred at a rate of 1 for 1, and there is a minimum transfer level of 10,000 points, followed by increments of 5,000 points.

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Travelers looking for a luxurious experience should consider booking a first class flight on Virgin Atlantic. They'll enjoy premium service from the moment they step into the chauffeured airport ride until takeoff, then can relax in lie-flat seats and onboard social areas.

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Virgin America Inc. The airline primarily focused on operating low-fare service between cities on the West Coast and other major metropolitan areas, with higher quality service.

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Unlike Flying Club Miles, Virgin Points will never expire. This means you have as much time as you need to redeem your Virgin Points, which have exactly the same value as miles. So no matter what life throws at you, your points are yours to use now or in the future.

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Unlike Flying Club Miles, Virgin Points will never expire. This means you have as much time as you need to redeem your Virgin Points, which have exactly the same value as miles. So no matter what life throws at you, your points are yours to use now or in the future.

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The world is very much your oyster with 20,000 points in your account, as that's enough for a return flight from the UK New York and the Caribbean,* while a trip to Washington or Boston could be on the cards with a reward seat starting from 18,000 Virgin Points plus taxes.

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If you're not familiar, Avios is the spendable 'points currency' of British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus and Vueling – all part of the International Airlines Group (IAG). Qmiles have now swapped to Avios at a 1:1 ratio, with the number of miles – sorry, Avios – you need to redeem for flights remaining the same.

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