This past weekend I booked a flight for a friend and by combining two promotions she got 27% off her flight!

Both promotions are still available, so if you are looking to book a Virgin America flight, make sure to jump on both of these opportunities (and yes, you can combine)!

  • Get a 20% off code for a Virgin America flight by filling out this form
    • Offer ends March 28th
    • Must book travel by April 30th
    • Must travel between April 4th and June 15th (blackout dates: May 25-28)
    • Promotion code is only valid for non-refundable Main Cabin tickets and must be purchased 3 days in advance
  • Get 10% back in an Amex statement credit of your entire charge by tweeting “#AmexVirginAmer”
    • This promotion is valid through March 31st
    • Read this prior post to see how you link up your American Express card to the Amex/Twitter promotion
    • Using twitter, tweet “#AmexVirginAmer” prior to purchasing your ticket – make sure you receive confirmation (which should be within a matter of seconds to your Twitter account)
    • Purchase your ticket with your linked American Express card
    • You will receive an email within a few hours confirming the statement credit (you will typically see the statement credit within 2-3 days)

So my friends original $309.60 ticket ended up costing $226.80! This is an amazing price for a round-trip ticket from Boston to San Fran. And since she did not have an American Express card, I purchased the ticket and received the points – always an added bonus!

Another reason why I love American Express!

  • stvr said,

    Your math is WRONG. .8*.9=.72

    This is a 28% discount.

  • dealswelike said,

    @stvr – Incorrect. The 20% off does not include the amount paid in taxes, while the 10% off does. Since each city pair has different taxes there is no cut and dry % off, but I understand where you are getting the 28% from – that was my initial thought too.

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