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Through Amazon Local (another deal-a-day site) you can purchase an up to 25% off Virgin America flight coupon for $5.
Here are the details:
- 15% off flights on Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday
- 25% off Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday
- Must book by January 15, 2014 at 11:59pm PT
- Must travel between January 8 and March 6, 2014
- Offer only valid for roundtrip nonstop or connecting travel, not valid for multi-city itineraries
- Valid for non-refundable Main Cabin tickets only
- Blackout dates: January 17, January 20, February 14, and February 17
- Tickets require 21-day advance purchase before travel
Virgin America often offers 20% off discount codes that I post about here and there, but 25% (or 15% off depending on when you fly) off for a measly $5 is pretty good! The best part is you can purchase speculatively, because if travel is not booked by the expiration date (1/15/14), the amount paid for the voucher ($5) will be automatically refunded to you within 2 weeks! If you think there is the possibility that you might fly Virgin America, might as well purchase! Quantities are limited and this could sell out pretty fast.Â
You can purchase this coupon here.
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