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The bluebiz programme is available to all companies, except travel agencies, travel-related companies and companies based in USA, India, Nigeria and Caribbean.

If your company already benefits from a corporate discount agreement or an existing bluebiz account you are not eligible to join. Membership is free. It’s easy to enrol in the programme, enrol now.

You will need to enrol into the bluebiz programme if your company is not already a member, enrol now and complete our short enrolment form.

Your Flying Co account will not be converted to a bluebiz account and Flying Co points will be available to use until 31 Dec 2021.

Bluebiz is simple and easy to enrol - join now. Once you have completed your enrolment, the bluebiz local sales team will contact you to validate your membership and will send your membership details.

Yes, this will be available through virginatlantic.com and you will continue to receive the Flying Co newsletter.

To cancel your Flying Co membership you will need to contact the Flying Co support team. Please note that you will not be able to convert any Flying Co points to blue credits or cash.

Yes, this can be updated through the Flying Co support team.

Travel Agents are not eligible to act as an account administrator (first / second contact person) for bluebiz accounts. However you may assign a travel agent to book redemption flights using your blue credits.

Please note that travel agents will not have access to your account or balance information within the bluebiz programme.

Our bluebiz service desk will reply within one working day.

Yes, however once your Flying Co points expire on 31 Dec 2021 you will not be eligible for a refund but flight changes can be made.

If you are already a bluebiz member there is no need to re-join, you can log in and see you account balance and activity.

Flying Co will close for new registrations on 4 June 2019. Any flights booked before 1 July 2019 will still earn Flying Co points. You can continue to exchange Flying Co points for rewards until 31 Dec 2021.

You can earn Flying Co points on flight bookings made before 1 July 2019. Flights booked after the 1 July 2019 will not be eligible to earn Flying Co points.

Bluebiz customers are able to earn blue credits on Virgin Atlantic operated flights from 4 June onwards, to find out more information or enrol and become part of the bluebiz programme.

Yes. It is possible to earn personal Virgin Points as well as blue credits for business travel for your company.

No, it is not possible to earn blue credits on a Flying Co redemption flight.

Yes, if you are a member of Flying Club, you can personally earn points on a ticket paid with blue credits.

No, it is not possible to earn blue credits on a Flying Club redemption flight.

No, but you can earn blue credits with all bluebiz airline partners including Virgin Atlantic, KLM, Air France, Delta and other airline partners.

To claim for missing points, please contact the Flying Co support team.

Always include your bluebiz number in every booking. There are different ways to do this.

1. Ask your travel agency to include your bluebiz number in your company profile and in their reservation system; this ensures that your bluebiz number is always included.
2. Booking online with Virginatlantic.com
   You can enter your bluebiz number during the booking process; you will see an entry field in which you can fill in your company’s bluebiz number. 
3. Booking via the Virgin Atlantic call centre. Please ask the service agent to include your bluebiz number in your booking.
   

Flying Co points cannot be converted to blue credits however your Flying Co points can be used until 31 Dec 2021.

Flying Co points are available to spend until 31 Dec 2021.

No it is not possible to upgrade a flight booked using blue credits with Flying Co points.

Yes, blue credits can be used for Virgin Atlantic operated flights booked through the bluebiz service centre. Contact them with your enquiry.

No it is not possible to combine Flying Co points and blue credits.

Yes, Flying Co points are active until 31 Dec 2021 and flights can be booked up to 331 days in advance.

No. It is not possible for representatives from Travel Agents to act as an account administrator for bluebiz accounts. However, your client may assign you as a designated Travel Agent enabling you to book tickets using their blue credits. Please note that you will not have access to your client’s account or balance information.

The bluebiz number has to be entered as an OSI remark during the reservation using the following entries. In the examples below ‘ZZ12345’ is a bluebiz number:

Galileo: SI.YY*OIN ZZ12345
Amadeus: OS YY OIN ZZ12345
Worldspan: 3OSI YY OIN ZZ12345
Sabre: 3OSI YY OIN ZZ12345
Abacus: 3OSI YY OIN ZZ12345

You can also include the bluebiz number in the company profile; this ensures that your bluebiz number is always included.

With the bluebiz designated travel agent service, bluebiz members can assign you as their travel agent to request blue credits as payment for a booking you make on their behalf. Find more information about the service.