- As of April 7, 2026, Rove Miles added Virgin Atlantic Flying Club and Virgin Red as 1:1 transfer partners with a 1,000-point minimum; transfers are usually instant but can take up to one business day; no transfer bonus announced; total partners rise to 17. - Virgin Flying Club offers strong partner awards (ANA first class from 72,500 Virgin Points West Coast or 85,000 East Coast; Delta economy from 6,000 Virgin Points; Delta One/Upper Class pricing varies); Virgin Red provides experiences and Virgin Voyages cruises, sharing the same Virgin Points balance. - No launch bonus this time; SAS EuroBonus promo runs through April 8, 2026; a Virgin transfer bonus could appear after that window.

Rove Miles Adds Virgin Atlantic Flying Club and Virgin Red as Transfer Partners Rove Miles has been building out its transfer partner network at a rapid clip, and the latest addition opens up some of the most popular premium-cabin redemptions in the points world. As of April 7, 2026, Rove Miles now transfers to both Virgin Atlantic Flying Club and Virgin Red at a 1:1 ratio. Unlike some of Rove’s recent partner launches, there’s no transfer bonus attached to this one. But the partnership itself is the headline – Virgin Atlantic Flying Club unlocks access to sweet spots that points enthusiasts have relied on for years. Virgin Atlantic Flying Club and Virgin Red are now live as Rove Miles transfer partners, bringing the total roster to 17 programs across all three major airline alliances plus hotels and lifestyle rewards. Both programs use the same currency, Virgin Points, so a single transfer gives you flexibility to redeem through either platform. Transfers are at a 1:1 ratio, with a minimum of 1,000 Rove Miles. Processing is usually instant but can take up to one business day. If you’re unfamiliar with the distinction: Virgin Atlantic Flying Club is the airline’s loyalty program for booking flights, while Virgin Red is a broader rewards club covering experiences, cruises, and partner redemptions. Joining Flying Club automatically enrols you in Virgin Red as well. Why Vir...