Guide

Transferring points into Flying Club

For most people this is the fastest way to a large balance, because it collects spending you were doing anyway.

Transferring points into Flying Club

Transfers are one-way and final. Points cannot be moved back out of Flying Club, so transfer when you have a booking in mind rather than speculatively. Bonus offers come round regularly — check the current position before you move anything, because any specific offer named on a page like this will have closed by the time you read it.

Why timing matters more than the rate

A 30% transfer bonus turns 100,000 Amex points into 130,000 Virgin Points. On an Upper Class reward seat that can be the difference between having enough and being 20,000 short. Bonuses are announced with little notice and run for a few weeks, so the useful habit is to know roughly what your trip costs in points before one appears.

Common questions

What is the Amex to Virgin Atlantic transfer rate?

Membership Rewards transfer to Flying Club in increments of 1,000. Amex periodically runs bonus promotions, sometimes 30% extra, which materially change the effective rate.

How many Virgin Points is a Tesco Clubcard point worth?

One Clubcard point exchanges for two Virgin Points. Bonus promotions usually require converting a full Clubcard voucher rather than loose points.

Can you transfer Virgin Points back to Amex?

No. Transfers into Flying Club are one-way and cannot be reversed.

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