Earn and spend Virgin Points when flying with our airline partners to hundreds of places around the world, even if your final destination isn't somewhere we fly to directly.

Yes, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club points are a highly valuable global currency that can be used for international flights across a vast network of partner airlines. In 2026, the most significant partnership remains with Delta Air Lines, allowing members to book Delta flights—including their premium "Delta One" suites—for a fraction of the points often required by Delta's own SkyMiles program. Virgin points are also redeemable for flights on Air France, KLM, Singapore Airlines, ANA, and Qatar Airways, providing coverage to almost every corner of the globe. Because Virgin Atlantic is a member of the SkyTeam alliance, you can also use your points for travel on other member carriers such as Korean Air or Aeromexico. A popular "insider" strategy in 2026 is using Virgin points for long-haul routes from the U.S. to Europe or Asia, which often have lower "Saver" point requirements than many domestic U.S. programs. To maximize value, you should use the "Pay with Points" search tool on the Virgin website, and remember that for some complex multi-segment international itineraries, calling the Virgin Flying Club contact center may reveal additional award space not shown online.