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Author: wikipedia Virgin Express is one of Europe's most famous, yet smallest and most expensive, budget operators. In cooperation with SN Brussels Airlines, Virgin Express operates only between Brussels and various cities in continental Europe, and flights can be booked as one-way or return trips with fares priced as single segment one-way trips.
As of 2006, Virgin Express allows you to change flight details, including departure and destination (€30 charge), time and date of travel (€30 charge), seat allocation and extra leg room (€10 per leg), and passenger name (€25 to €60 charge depending on fare), after you have purchased. Virgin Express does not offer a connecting service. Each booking attracts a €5.50 administration fee, so booking legs separately will cost that much more than booking both legs of a return trip. Their website has links to extra services such as to car hire partner Hertz, which offers a discount over Hertz direct. Prices tend to be lower than traditional airlines but higher than other budget airlines when booked 2 to 3 weeks in advance, but can be as high, or higher than, traditional airlines only a week before travel. Food, drink and gifts can be purchased on board. Travel insurance is optional and can be purchased at the time of booking. As of 2006, for flights departing Brussels, Virgin Express appears to offer insurance only if the holder is a resident of Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, or Switzerland.
Like easyJet, Virgin Express operates out of principal airports.
Tickets start from €49 all inclusive, one-way, on all routes.
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