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Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
03 Sep 2010, 21:59
by Nottingham Nick
I thought that the Heroes scheme had fallen to the beancounters, but it is being pushed in the current edition of Seatback and now has its own website.
http://www.virginatlanticheroes.com/Forgive me if this is old news, but I hadn't seen the very worthwhile scheme mentioned for a while.
Nick
Re: Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
03 Sep 2010, 22:29
by buns
Well this is a welcome return y)
I know there has been a lot of criticism of late, yet we all know there are still some dedicated folks working for Virgin who always go the extra mile and this scheme does allow for them to be recognised
buns
Re: Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
03 Sep 2010, 22:49
by slinky09
Thanks Nick y) . I too thought this had run its course and am very pleased to see it continue. I was going to nominate someone a couple of months ago but could not find it ... so now will!
Re: Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
04 Sep 2010, 00:39
by Darren Wheeler
Perhaps the beancounters have looked at their own value and decided VS can no longer afford themselves.

Re: Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
04 Sep 2010, 08:31
by DragonLady
It did stop- I tried to nominate somebody last year and was told by Premier that it was no longer in operstion.I'm another one really pleased to see it back.
DL
Re: Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
04 Sep 2010, 09:02
by Jacki
I am another fan of the Heroes scheme. In these times of budgets and profit margins it is easy for employees to feel their input doesn't make a difference.
This is a great way for Virgin to identify those who really understand customer service and (note to bean counters) generate brand loyalty and repeat business.
Re: Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
04 Sep 2010, 09:13
by LondonRaider
good stuff, had two very different experiences trying to book my UC round the world ticket
one agent was clueless beyond belief, actually hung up on me, the next perfection, tried to leave a response on the website and it crashed telling me to try later, which says enough about the way things are in itself
Re: Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
04 Sep 2010, 11:08
by jwhite9185
I would nominate the member of cabin crew on my recent flight to MCO - but i dont know his surname!
Best service ive had on VS. Made it seem like every passenger was the only one on board and even managed to arrange a trip up to the flight deck for me!
Re: Virgin Atlantic Heroes 2010

Posted:
04 Sep 2010, 11:47
by slinky09
jwhite9185 wrote:I would nominate the member of cabin crew on my recent flight to MCO - but i dont know his surname!
Best service ive had on VS. Made it seem like every passenger was the only one on board and even managed to arrange a trip up to the flight deck for me!
You don't need to know the CC's surname, just the flight no., date, first name and cabin you travelled in ...