V-Flyer

Hi everyone

I will be flying to HK on the 18th with Virgin for the first time and have a few questions.

We are flying PE and have seats 19H&G, are these good seats?

What can we really expect from PE?

Is there away we can access the Lounge in Heathrow when flying PE?

Sorry for all these question.

Many thanks

K

19HG are second row and cross aisle.

They're good seats in my book, but then again i think any PE seat is.

Unless you're a gold card holder or travelling UC you will not be able to access the Clubhouse.

The real benefit of PE comes on a 744 route - access to the upper deck. HK is an airbus route unfortunately. As already mentioned any seat is as good as the next in PE on a 343/346, some people have small personnal preferences, but no major advantages are available in an Airbus cabin by pre-booking a seat.

Thank you for your replies. Can people that have access to the loung invite "guests"?

Originally posted by Koko06
Thank you for your replies. Can people that have access to the loung invite "guests"?

Yes - UC ticket holders can take a guest as can Au card holders.

Phil

That's nice, it's a shame PE ticket holders are not able to access it. If You anyone knows a UC tickrt holder or AU card holders on that flight please let me know!!!
Thank you all.K

Suggest you keep an eye on the itinaries section here. You could also pop your journey in if you havn't doen so already:D

If you purchased your holiday with Virgin Holidays you can book access via them.

Once again, I missed an opportunity, I booked my holidays with Thomascook Signatures.Do you think they can organise it?
Thanks

K

Originally posted by Koko06
Do you think they can organise it?

The computer says no!

Fraid its only VH

No worries, thank you for looking into it. Just wanted to to something special as it will be my birthday!

I guess it will be for next time.

Thanks
K

Koko -you'll need TWO UC or Au people as they can each invite one guest. Here's who's flying so far.

Sorry to ask but what does AU stands for?(Am new to these things)

Thanks

Au = Gold and Ag = Silver

(Refer back to your chemistry lessons at school and the all wonderous Periodic Table )

Oops I remember now.

Thanks for the lesson