Virgin Atlantic is operating limited flights to Barbados, Delhi, Hong Kong, Lagos, Los Angeles, Miami and New York JFK.
Virgin expects restore routes throughout the autumn. The next routes to restart are Tel Aviv from Sunday 6 September, Lagos from Thursday 10 September, Atlanta from Tuesday 15 September and Mumbai from Wednesday 16 September.
It also plans to launch new routes from London Heathrow to Islamabad and Lahore from December.
Due to the closure of Terminal 3 by Heathrow Airport, Virgin Atlantic has also temporarily relocated to Terminal 2. Virgin Atlantic has suspended all flights at London Gatwick for the foreseeable future.
All Virgin Atlantic Clubhouses worldwide have closed temporarily. The Upper Class Wing and “Revivals” lounge at London Heathrow is also closed.
Virgin Atlantic has permanently suspended Newark, and has also cancelled plans to launch Sao Paulo.
Virgin has, on Tuesday 25 August, secured creditor support for a financial support of £1.5 billion over the next 18 months. This comprises loans of £200m and £170m by Virgin Group and Davidson Kempner Capital Management as well as cash flow support by Delta and other parties through the deferral and reduction of amounts owed to them.
Here are our latest stories on Virgin Atlantic:
- Virgin Atlantic To Launch Heathrow – Lahore & Islamabad
- Virgin Atlantic Secures Financial Support Package
- Virgin Atlantic “Racing To Stitch Together £900m Rescue”
- Virgin Atlantic Reinstates More Routes At London Heathrow
- Virgin Atlantic To Resume Passenger Flights From 20 July
- Virgin Atlantic’s London Heathrow Route Network
- Virgin Atlantic Unveils Radical Restructuring
- Virgin Atlantic Transfers Flights From Gatwick To Heathrow
- Virgin Atlantic Closes Clubhouse Lounges
- Virgin Atlantic Cuts Lounge Services
