Long-haul airline Virgin Atlantic is restoring its full schedule of US destinations for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
Following renewed customer confidence and a strong uptick in bookings, which are up 50 per cent year-on-year, the airline will add frequencies and reintroduce services to key US gateways, from April.
Flights to Seattle and Washington DC will take off next week, with services to New York, San Francisco and Atlanta also increasing. In April, a third daily service to Los Angeles will commence, serving the Californian city more than any other airline.
