Hi, I'm looking at Virgin family pooling to have 1 gold and 1 red member, instead of 2 silver.
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twocats
twocats
Member since 19 Feb 2015
Total posts 1
Hi, I'm looking at Virgin family pooling to have 1 gold and 1 red member, instead of 2 silver. As we always travel together on the same booking, what would happen to the red member? Would they be able to access priority check in/boarding/screening? What about long haul upgrades or preferential seating - would we end up being rows apart? The only thing that is clear for this scenario is the lounge access.
gippsflyer
gippsflyer
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 10 Jan 2013
Total posts 162
Hi twocats, as I understand it - if you always travel together, you'll always be treated by the highest elite status held by either of you (just remember to have the highest elite make the booking under their FF number). You are only treated individually if you travel seperately.
bmc
bmc
Virgin Australia - Velocity Rewards
Member since 22 Aug 2013
Total posts 121
Also, if you make two seperate booking for the same flight you can always ring the contact center to seat you together in the Gold section