Virgin Australia: 9.94% Cashback on Domestic Flights ($50 Cap Per Item) & 4.26% on International Short Haul Flights @ ShopBack

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amaneight on 30/10/2025 - 00:09 shopback.com.au (148 clicks)
Last edited 30/10/2025 - 07:05 by 1 other user

Bonus cashback

• Add an extra percent for shopback plus users.
• Additional 2% for Westpac card holders
• Additional 2% Virgin Australia bonus cashback (Activation required)

Very rare cash back chance on domestic flights. To maximise cashback for multi leg journey and 1+ passenger, book every leg of journey separately for each passenger

Exclusions

You won't get Cashback on:
• Any booking where the operating airline is not VirginAustralia
• Ancillary products for hotels, cars, extra seats, baggage or insurance which are made through manage your booking, check-in or in non-flight related booking platforms
• Bookings paid partially or in full with Velocity Points
• Any Gift Card, Voucher or store credit purchase
• Any Gift Card or Voucher redemption
• Purchases made with Vouchers or Promo codes not featured on our platform
• Fees • Taxes • Booking fees • Credit card charges
Any exceptions will be at the store's discretion

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  dongltron on 30/10/2025 - 00:24

  10.94% with Plus. 2% more with Westpac group cards.

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  SydBoy on 30/10/2025 - 04:48

  What you mean by " maximise cashback for multi leg journey and 1+ passenger, book every leg of journey separately for each passenger " ?

  If 5 passengers then we book 5 separate tickets and book one way for each leg so 10 times booking? All will be sitting on different seats then

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    dmanso on 30/10/2025 - 05:43

    Probably due to the $50 cap per booking (does not appear to have any T&C about cap is per account).

    Need to work out what combination works best to maximise your savings. If 2 passengers returns very close to $50 cashback then book 2 passengers. Or if 1 passenger but 2-leg flight trip gets you closest to $50 cashback then that might be the best option.

    For seats, in my experience with Virgin flights you just need to be quick. I have booked separate bookings for myself and my family due to flight credits and instances where part is paid by work. And we managed to select seats next to each other.

    Good luck and (many thanks OP).

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  ryefig on 30/10/2025 - 07:15

  +2

  I would not recommend booking a multi leg trip as separate bookings.
  If two flights are on the same day and flight 1 is delayed/cancelled, you basically forfeit the second flight.

  If both flights are on the same ticket and flight 1 is delayed/cancelled, virgin will re-accommodate you so that you get to your destination.

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    SimAus007 on 30/10/2025 - 14:02

    Very valid point! This happened to me a few months back, and the accommodation was paid for along with a cab (to/from airport to hotel) and food from Virgin. Definitely wouldn't recommend booking separately for multi-leg flights if this is important to you.

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  dngo on 30/10/2025 - 08:08

  +1

  how do you get Additional 2% Virgin Australia bonus cashback (activation required)? I can't find that anywhere

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  freedomofspeech on 30/10/2025 - 10:11

  of course just booked this week..

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    ATangk on 30/10/2025 - 10:29

    Same haha. Though it was Jetstar so arguably worse. Paid over $100 less though, so cashback would have reduced the gap to ~$60, but every $ counts nowadays.

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      freedomofspeech on 30/10/2025 - 10:30

      I guess this was released only as virgin sale expired. So it couldn't be combined