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Eg, London to Toronto £384 return. Plus money off holidays via code

Virgin Atlantic has launched its Black Friday sale* on both holidays and selected flights, running until 11.59pm on Tuesday 2 December. It has some cheaper long-haul fares (mostly from London Heathrow) and money off packages.

Destinations include Cancun, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Toronto. Savings are already applied – no need to enter a code. Sale flights are for various travel dates until 31 October 2026. Here are some flight deal examples we spotted when we checked:

London Heathrow to Toronto – from £384 return
London Heathrow to Los Angeles – from £440 return
London Heathrow to Seoul – from £648 return

Prices are likely to change based on demand.

Virgin Atlantic Holidays up to £300 off

If you’re booking a Virgin Atlantic Holidays package (flight + hotel, flydrives etc), you can knock money off by using the code BF2025 at checkout. The discount depends on how much you spend, and the savings apply per booking.

How much you can save:

£75 off when you spend £2,000–£2,999
£100 off when you spend £3,000–£3,999
£175 off when you spend £4,000–£5,999
£225 off when you spend £6,000–£9,999
£300 off per booking when you spend £10,000+

The code is valid for trips between 1 December 2025 and 31 December 2026. Bookings must include flight and accommodation or flight and car.

MSE Jenny says:

Some deals are decent if you want to fly non-stop. Yet not every route is the cheapest out there, so compare before you book – our top pick comparison sites are Kayak*, Momondo* and Google Flights.

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Plus money off selected long-haul flights

Airline Virgin Atlantic has launched its Black Friday sale, which will last until 11.59pm on Monday 2 December. It's advertising various savings on flights, hotels and package holidays.

When the offers are stacked, it says you can shave up to £200 off your holiday.

Here are some deal examples we spotted when we checked on Friday 29 November:

Save £25 per person on ALL flight and hotel bookings travelling before Wednesday 31 December 2025
Plus get an extra £100 off per booking when you spend £3,500+ per couple, or £4,400 for a family of four
It's offering deals on certain long-haul flights. You can save an extra £60 per adult and £45 per child when flying to Orlando, Tampa or the Caribbean
Get your third night 'free' and your resort fee waived at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas for stays before 30 September 2025

Important: Don't allow yourself to get caught up in the Black Friday hype, and only ever buy what you need and can afford. Always do your own price comparisons to ensure you’ve found the best deal – don't just take a retailer's word for it.

See our Black Friday 2024 guide for all our analysis. Check Deals & Vouchers for more latest offers on now.

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