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Virgin Australia Happy Hour: Nothing over $99, eg Gold Coast to Sydney $79 and More (Including Melbourne) @ Virgin Australia

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Fares are on sale from 4:00pm until 11:00pm AEST today only. Travel periods and conditions apply. Subject to availability.

Return airfares included. Accommodation included. Event Ticket included. Return transfers included. Complimentary checked baggage included. Complimentary dining included. Available on selected flights. Snack items provided will vary. Beverages include tea, coffee and water. Available on selected flights. Complimentary beer, wine, cider and soft drinks provided during 5pm and 7pm, Monday to Friday. Available on selected flights. Preferred seat selection available. Wireless In-flight Entertainment. Available on selected flights and aircraft.


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  • +2

    eg Gold Coast to Sydney $79 and More (Even Melbourne!)

    got to add the cost of quarantine for the return trip though in the title

    • +1

      the dates are well in the future (all 2021 that I saw) for many routes. Here's hoping quarantine isn't a thing still, then.

      • Here's hoping quarantine isn't a thing still, then.

        Nope, next Vic state election isn't until Nov 2022

        • Who knew that coronavirus was political?

          • @odysseus: Policies influence the virus’s impact.

  • +4

    Perth people get to fly to……….Kalgoorlie.
    Yay for us.

    • +5

      Perth people get to fly to……….Kalgoorlie.

      Its better than the one way 118 hour walk.

  • Isn't Virgin in receivership? is there any sign these deal may not be honoured?

    • +5

      No, it went into voluntary administration. The administrators found a buyer, but even if they hadn't found one, the administrators are legally liable for any contracts entered into after the company goes into administration. It's like a "start over to see if it's viable with some breathing space", not a get out of jail free card.

      • Don't they need the debt holders to approve the sale first (I.e. next month)?

        Also, I'm pretty sure Deloitte got the federal court to approve a waiver on liabilities incurred whilst under administration (at least for new bookings, anyway).

        • Sure, the debt holders can reject it.

          Then they walk away with nothing, instead of something if they accept it.

          What do you think such an investor will do?

          • @odysseus: Apparently come up with their own offer to beat Bain Capital's which will see them get a higher return (albeit via equity)

        • The limitation on liabilities is restrained to particular categories of agreements, of which ticket sales is not among them. I would say for your own protection you should pay with a credit card though, as the chargeback option will then remain open to you.

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