VIRGIN AUSTRALIA ADDS FAST-TRACK AT KEY AIRPORTS

Virgin Australia has added fast-track security at the key airports of Brisbane and Melbourne airports re-opening Premium Entry lanes.

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas Mon Aug 22, 2022

Virgin Australia has added fast-track security at the key airports of Brisbane and Melbourne airports for eligible customers, with the airline re-opening Premium Entry lanes.

The premium security experience, reserved for Velocity Frequent Flyer Platinum, Gold and Beyond members, Virgin Australia Business Class guests, and eligible high-tier guests of the airline’s international airline partners, will open between 5.00am and 10.00am weekdays, allowing guests to swiftly move through both
airports.

A Virgin Australia Group spokesperson said: “We are laser focussed on creating great travel experiences for our guests and we are pleased to provide fast-track security screening for eligible customers in Melbourne and Brisbane airports.

“We know time is important for our most frequent flyers, and our expanded security facilities in Brisbane and Melbourne are a ticket for loyal guests to quickly move through the screening process, so they can spend more time enjoying our lounge experience prior to their flight."

Commenting on Premium Entry at Sydney Airport, the spokesperson said “Virgin Australia is continuing to work through options with Sydney Airport Corporation.”

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