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Virgin Atlantic enables joint air-rail bookings

By: Felicity LongAugust 31, 2009

Virgin Atlantic implemented joint e-ticketing with Eurostar for continuing travel between London, Paris and Brussels.

Travel agents can now book flights and rail in one transaction through Virgin Atlantic. Virgin Atlantic's Flying Club members can also redeem miles on Eurostar services.