virgin atlantic question?
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According to their website, it should be ok.
<i>Flights to/from JFK or Newark
Any address in Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, <b>Pennsylvania</b></i>
For future reference, this kind of info is usually easily found on the airline's website or it's always better to call.
btw, this service is restricted to:
<i><b>You must be travelling in Upper Class on Virgin Atlantic on an adult fare booked into J or D booking classes.</b> Discounted Upper Class tickets booked into other booking classes are not eligible for ground transfer options.
Codeshare flights: If you are travelling on a codeshare flight with Continental between Gatwick and Newark, you must be booked in J or D booking class. If you are travelling on a codeshare flight with Virgin Nigeria you must be booked into a J or D booking class. Other codeshare flights are not eligible for ground transfers.
<b>If you are not sure if whether your ticket qualifies, ask your travel agent or call Virgin to check.</b></i>
<i>Flights to/from JFK or Newark
Any address in Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, <b>Pennsylvania</b></i>
For future reference, this kind of info is usually easily found on the airline's website or it's always better to call.
btw, this service is restricted to:
<i><b>You must be travelling in Upper Class on Virgin Atlantic on an adult fare booked into J or D booking classes.</b> Discounted Upper Class tickets booked into other booking classes are not eligible for ground transfer options.
Codeshare flights: If you are travelling on a codeshare flight with Continental between Gatwick and Newark, you must be booked in J or D booking class. If you are travelling on a codeshare flight with Virgin Nigeria you must be booked into a J or D booking class. Other codeshare flights are not eligible for ground transfers.
<b>If you are not sure if whether your ticket qualifies, ask your travel agent or call Virgin to check.</b></i>
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London lounge is fab. Haven't had a chance to use JFK one. Chauffer check-in is quite smooth, though they have a tendency to pick you up quite early (for my taste).
In-flight, good and flexible dining/snacking. Never big on heavy food, so I'm usually happy with light appetise or fruits. Good duvet, though I'm too self-conscious to change into their sleepwear. Configuration less awkward than BA's backward seat.
You're not guaranteed to get massages/manicure--depends on how many people sign up. Also you could be asleep when your slot is available. Was actually dissapointed in manicure--no varnish because it's flammable.
In-flight, good and flexible dining/snacking. Never big on heavy food, so I'm usually happy with light appetise or fruits. Good duvet, though I'm too self-conscious to change into their sleepwear. Configuration less awkward than BA's backward seat.
You're not guaranteed to get massages/manicure--depends on how many people sign up. Also you could be asleep when your slot is available. Was actually dissapointed in manicure--no varnish because it's flammable.
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