Why do I keep going back to Virgin Australia ?

Hey there! I'm an Australian based content creator showing you the world from my home in Tasmania. I make Airline reviews and weekly travel videos dedicated to bringing you all that the aviation industry brings.
Today, I’m giving going to show you the Virgin Australia Economy Class product operating on one of Australia's l domestic sectors connecting Hobart to Victoria's capital city, Melbourne.

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[Revilok]

dude, great video as always. virgin is a very interesting because of their history of being a LLC then a full service carrier and now more of a hybrid airline (Biz up front but LLC style for the folks in the back) i do really enjoy flying them and especially on their sky interior 737s with the purple mood lighting. i just wish that they gave out a little something especially on longer routes to perth and int, but hey maybe im just missing flying their a330s to perth with a full meal service haha. but in all seriousness hopefully they can fully bounce back and perhaps purchase a few wide bodies as it sure would be nice to have more than one full service airline here to bring qantas' prices down!!! as for the interior, the new seats look great and i think the reason behind you not having the device holder on your biz class flight was due to it either being a recently refurbed plane. Cant wait for more vids!!

[Alex-yned]

virgin australia is goated, i flew mel to bne on saturday and one of the attendants greeted everyone by first name when boarding, it was a nice gesture and made you feel welcome onboard

[jameswebb]

I think VA is absolutely great for Aus domestic travel. A decent product for a good price that is significantly less than QFA. They've done a good job being a sharepartner with Link Airways which has much better access to regional Australia (important for the travel I do). I think the best aspect of VA is how hard they have hustled to regain Codeshare agreements with big international airlines. Being a partner with QTR, SIA and ANZ (hopefully soon) makes them incredibly appealing for international travel.

[AussieJetSetter]

Nice honest objective review there mate! Be sure to review there 737-700 flights if you haven’t already done so yet as that’s a pretty cool experience!

[JohnseyBoyle]

These flight reports really make you FEEL like you're cruising at 35 000 feet

[CWtheman]

Great video as always! Just for your information. When I flew virgin a week ago, their menu said they now accept online payments such as apple pay!!

[gregquan]

Virgin Australia is nothing better than what was Virgin Blue. They are a terrible airline who have closed most of their Lounges. Talking of Tassie, Qantas has a lounge in Launceston (and of course Hobart). Virgin Blue doesn't have a lounge anywhere on the Island. They're a f'ing joke and as soon as Australia allows airlines like Singapore to fly domestically, that's when we'll see some real competition with Qantas. Virgin Blue (or whatever they're trying to rebrand them selves as) is Jetstar - they're not a premium airline.

How was the Lounge experience in Hobart? Non existent right? Maccas or KFC is what Virgin Blue consider an airport Lounge for their Business Class and Premium passengers...