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EVA Air: Expert advice and recommendations

Expert travel writer Robert Schrader shares all you need to know before booking a flight with EVA Air.
Robert Schrader
21 August 2024

EVA Air offers three main classes of service: Business, Premium Economy and Economy. However, the airline offers different business class products (Royal Laurel Class and Premium Laurel Class) depending upon the aircraft. Additionally, not all aircraft have Premium Economy cabins.

Cabin class, seats & legroom

Royal Laurel Class

EVA Air’s flagship business class product, Royal Laurel Class, is available on all 777-300ER, 787-9 and 787-10 aircraft. Arranged in a 1-2-1 configuration, all seats feature direct aisle access, though 777- and 787-family feature different seat types. Onboard the 770-300 ER, you’ll sit in a ‘reverse herringbone’ seat, which angles away from the aisle. 787 aircraft, meanwhile, are in a ‘staggered’ configuration, with seats either on or set back from the aisle, depending on your row.

To enhance my Royal Laurel Class experience even further, I always select my seat in advance. I prefer a window seat, though when flying on the 787 I make sure to choose one in an even row, as they are set back from the aisle. I also make sure to pre-order my meal, as this is the only way to be able to enjoy dishes such as the airline’s signature rack of lamb, which is not available to order in-flight.

Note that while these aircraft do serve some intra-Asia routes, in-flight on these routes is reduced compared to what you would experience flying to Europe, North America, Australia or New Zealand.

Premium Laurel Class

Installed exclusively on the Airbus A330 aircraft that fly intra-Asia, Premium Laurel Class is EVA Air’s secondary business class product. These angled-flat seats are in a 2-2-2 configuration, with only half the seats featuring direct aisle access. Although I love looking out the window, I usually select an aisle seat in advance for convenience.

Premium Economy

Not to be confused with Premium Laurel Class, EVA Air’s Premium Economy is similar to the seat you might find on a domestic first-class flight in North America. Arranged in a 2-4-2 configuration on 777-300ER aircraft and 2-3-2 on the 787-9 and 787-10, Premium Economy seats feature a shell design, which allows you to recline up to 121º without disturbing the person seated behind you.

Passengers in EVA Air’s Premium Economy, which notably was the first such product in the world when it launched in 1992, enjoy enhanced food and beverage compared to economy, as well as more personalised service.

If you’re flying on one of EVA Air’s A321 aircraft, be aware that the eight ‘Business Class’ seats on this plane are actually more akin to what you find in Premium Economy on long haul aircraft than they are to the Royal Laurel or Premium Laurel products.

Economy Class

EVA Air’s Economy Class offers 81 cm of pitch, which is more or less the global standard for economy class. Seats are arranged in a 3-4-3 configuration on 777-300ER aircraft, in a 3-3-3 configuration on the 787-9 and 787-10, in a 2-4-2 configuration on A330-300 aircraft and in a 3-3 configuration on the A321. Seats in the last rows of each cabin may not recline fully.

Extra Legroom and Preferred Seats

EVA Air offers two upgraded seats for Economy Class passengers: Preferred and Extra Legroom. Extra legroom seats are located in the front row of each economy class cabin, as well as the emergency exit rows. Preferred Seats allow you to sit closer to the front of the cabin, but don’t offer any extra legroom. I usually just buy Preferred seats (which are cheaper than Extra Legroom seats), since getting off the plane is more important to me than room to stretch out.

Basic and Discount Economy

Although EVA Air sells economy seats in ‘Basic’ and ‘Discount’ fare classes, passengers who purchase these are not considered a separate class of service, as they sometimes are in some airlines. You won’t board later or have your cabin bags restricted or scrutinised, for example. Rather, you may have lower mileage earning, or more restrictive conditions for changes and refunds.

Pre-flight experience

Here’s what you need to know about the airport experience when flying with EVA Air.

Baggage policy and fees

Compared to UK carriers, EVA Air offers generous baggage allowances. All short- and medium-haul passengers (including those on Basic and Discount Economy Class fares) are entitled to at least one piece of checked luggage weighing 23 kg, plus one cabin bag and one personal item. Except for those who have purchased Basic fares, all passengers on long-haul flights can check two bags free of charge.

If you need to check additional bags or oversized bags, you will need to inquire with check-in staff as to additional fees that may be required. EVA Air does not publish these fees on its website. Keep in mind that if you’re flying in Business class or have elite frequent flyer status either with EVA Air or one of its Star Alliance partners, you may be entitled to additional checked bags free of charge.

Check-in

EVA Air offers two airport check-in options: Premium and Standard. Only passengers seated in Royal Laurel and Premium Laurel business classes, plus elite travellers who hold Diamond status with the airline’s Infinity MileageLands programme or Gold status with one of its Star Alliance partners, may use Premium check-in.

When I fly economy on EVA Air, I usually just check in online, as this is quick and also generates a convenient mobile boarding pass. All passengers, including those who’ve checked in online, can use dedicated bag drop lanes at airport check-in counters.

Lounges

EVA Air operates six lounges around the world: Four at its Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) hub near Taipei, plus one each at southern Taiwan’s Kaohsiung International Airport (KHH) and at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) in Bangkok, Thailand.

The most exclusive lounge at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport is The Infinity, accessible only to passengers travelling in Royal Laurel Class, or international business class on Star Alliance carriers. By comparison, you can access The Club simply by being a Star Alliance Gold member (equivalent to Diamond status with EVA Air Infinity MileageLands) travelling on any Star Alliance flight, regardless of class of service. I personally find these lounges to be outdated by global standards, and also disappointing compared to EVA Air’s onboard experience.

The VIP Lounge at Kaohsiung is also quite basic, though this makes sense given how few international flights the airport has. To me, EVA Air’s best lounge is the one in Bangkok, which is stylish, modern and features incredible views of the terminal apron. EVA operates a lounge here as many of its flights to Europe stop in Bangkok due to China overflight restrictions.

Onboard experience

Here’s what you can expect onboard an EVA Air flight.

Wi-Fi & entertainment

Wi-Fi is available on EVA Air’s entire widebody fleet, which includes the Boeing 777-300ER, 787-9, 787-10 and Airbus A330-300. Powered by Panasonic Avionics, the service costs between about £3.50 to £30 to use, depending on the speed and duration you select. In my experience, the speed is good for answering emails and doing basic web browsing, though more data-intensive activities (like streaming, or even scrolling social media) can be slower than I’d like.

All aircraft that feature Wi-Fi also have seatback video monitors, though size and resolution varies depending upon the plane. The newer 787-9 and 787-10 aircraft will feature the largest and most high-resolution screens, while those on the 777-300ER are slightly smaller and maybe have slightly reduced image quality. Screens are much smaller and lower resolution on the A330-300. Premium passengers will enjoy larger screens with better image quality.

Compared to long-haul flights operated by US airlines, for example, I find the entertainment selection on EVA Air to be lacking. You’ll only be able to choose from a couple dozen movies at most, as well as individual episodes of TV series, instead of the full seasons many US airlines offer. Understandably, Taiwanese and other Asian programming makes up a significant portion of the movies, TV shows and music available onboard EVA Air.

Amenities

EVA Air’s amenity kits for Royal Laurel Class passengers are legendary among frequent flyers around the globe, due to the airline’s frequent collaborations with luxury brands like Giorgio Armani and Salvatore Ferragamo. Passengers in Premium Laurel and Premium Economy also receive amenity kits with similar products inside (including toothbrushes, facial mist and body lotion), albeit with less opulent packaging.

Cabin crew provide pillows and blankets to all passengers in all classes of service, though Royal Laurel Class passengers enjoy premium bedding, as well as turn-down service.

Loyalty programmes, miles & credit cards

Infinity MileageLands is EVA Air’s frequent flyer programme. Upon signing up, most passengers earn miles by flying on EVA Air and its Star Alliance partners, though residents of certain countries may be able to use credit cards to earn additional miles.

Infinity MileageLands

All paid travel on EVA Air is eligible to earn Infinity MileageLands miles, though this may be at a reduced rate for Basic and Discount economy fare classes. Passengers flying on Star Alliance carriers such as United and Lufthansa may also earn miles if they enter their Infinity MileageLands number at the time of booking. In this case, the operating carrier of your flight determines mileage earnings on EVA Air.

Unlike many European and US carriers, you earn mileage based on a percentage of miles flown, rather than revenue spent. Percentages range from 25% for Basic Economy Class fares, to 175% for full-fare Royal Laurel Class fares.

You can redeem Infinity MileageLands miles for travel on both EVA Air and its Star Alliance partners. While I personally find the Infinity MileageLands online interface to be clunky, availability on EVA’s own flights is much better than what you find booking with partners like Air Canada and United. Moreover, rates tend to be competitive, with Royal Laurel Class seats between Europe and Asia available for as little as 75,000 miles each way.

Credit cards

Although EVA Air offers a wide range of co-branded credit cards, these are generally only available to citizens and residents of Taiwan. As a result, earning miles this way is impractical for most non-Taiwanese travellers.

Two main exceptions to this rule exist. First of all, if you are Australian or reside legally in Australia, you can open an HSBC Star Alliance credit card and transfer miles to Infinity MileageLands. If you’re based in the US and have a Citi credit card that earns ThankYou points, you can also transfer these directly to Infinity MileageLands.

This KAYAK-commissioned article is presented as-is, for general informational purposes only, and may not be up to date. The opinions contained in the article are original to the author and reflect their authentic experience, which may vary significantly from the experience of others. Find more perspectives in our user reviews below.

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FAQs about flying with EVA Air

  • What is EVA Air's carry-on size allowance?

    On board EVA Air flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 22x14x9in. If your hand luggage is bigger, the EVA Air assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.

  • Where does EVA Air fly to?

    EVA Air offers direct flights to 51 cities in 22 different countries. Hong Kong, Taipei City, and Bangkok are the most popular cities covered by EVA Air.

  • What is EVA Air’s primary hub?

    EVA Air concentrates most of its flight operations in Taipei City.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on EVA Air flights?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine, meaning that we continuously look across the web to find the best deals for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from all airlines, including EVA Air.

  • When are EVA Air plane tickets cheapest?

    Flight prices with EVA Air will depend on the season and route you are flying. Our data shows that overall, the cheapest month to fly with EVA Air is September, while the most expensive is December.

  • What’s the cheapest route that EVA Air flies?

    In the last 72 hours, the cheapest route flown by EVA Air found on KAYAK was from Macau to Taipei City, with a price of £103 for a round-trip.

  • What are the most popular airports for EVA Air flights to depart from?

    With 46 EVA Air flights departing each week, Taipei City Taiwan Taoyuan Intl airport is the most popular airport for EVA Air flights to depart from. The most popular destination from this airport is Chicago. The next most popular departure airport is Kaohsiung City airport, with 7 EVA Air flights departing from there each week.

  • Is EVA Air part of an airline alliance?

    Yes, EVA Air is part of the Star Alliance airline alliance.

  • How many destinations does EVA Air fly to?

    In total, EVA Air flies to 54 destinations.

Top tips for flying with EVA Air

  • If you’re looking for the cheapest EVA Air tickets, then try to fly from Manila, where flights have been cheapest lately. The cheapest route from here available recently is to Los Angeles, and costs £484.
  • The cheapest month for flights with EVA Air is September, while the most expensive is generally December.

EVA Air customer reviews

8.4
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8.0Entertainment
8.0Food
8.4Boarding
8.6Crew
8.3Comfort
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10.0 Wonderful
TSA-HND
everything was so good! Especially Food. It was the best I've ever had! However,I requested to add mileage point to Star alliance group ANA; it hasn't been added yet.... 😞
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2.0 Poor
GMP-TSA
My ticket was with EVA Airlines, but Asiana Airlines was the ground crew for EVA Airlines. Me and my family member finally received our boarding passes after waiting to check-in, which took over 30 minutes. I had never done a tax refund before, so I crossed immigration without going to customs to receive a stamp for my tax refund. When I went to the tax kiosk on the other side of the immigration gate, NICE Tax Refund asked me to talk to an airline staff member. I could not find any airline staff member, so I went to the Information Desk. The woman at the Information Desk told me and showed me a sign that read that I needed an airline staff member to accompany me to cross immigration again. The woman at the Information Desk phoned EVA Airlines and Asiana Airlines. I also phoned, but there was no answer. There was still 80 minutes before my flight would leave. I waited for 45 minutes. I spoke to Information, not one time, but two times and the woman assured me that this situation happens often and it is nothing to worry about as the airport is small and once the airline staff arrives, it would only take 10 minutes to go get the stamp and I would be able to make my flight. Then, 35 minutes before my flight was scheduled to leave an Asiana Airline employee, accompanied by the woman from the Information Desk came. Asiana asked me to confirm whether I wanted the customs declaration stamp. I answered yes. Then, she said she would like to state that I should take full responsibility if I could not make my flight. She asked whether I wanted her to proceed to contact a staff member to take me to get the stamp. This was very suspicious as there was still 35 minutes remaining until the flight took off. I directly said to her that the question was very strange, but as there was enough time remaining, I did not see a problem and wanted a staff member to accompany me to get the stamp. She went away and came back 5 minutes later and asked me whether I had the item I wanted to declare on me and how many people were traveling with me. I told her I had the item with me and I was here with a family member. She then went away again for another 5 minutes. When she came back she asked whether all members would not be traveling as well. I stated that I am not sure why me or my family member should not board the airplane. At this point, it became apparent that she was not helpful, so I tried to talk to other airline staff. I also talked to a woman wearing a reflective safety vest, who was organizing the gate bollards for boarding and she said she would take me after boarding. When I asked, how I would board the plane, she then said, you will not be able to. I then talked to a man, who spoke Mandarin and appeared to work for EVA Airlines. He told me it was my fault and not his and tried to re-direct me to another person. He was not busy at all. At this point, it became apparent that, Asiana Airlines and EVA Airlines, were more interested in delaying and preventing me from boarding the airplane. In the time the airline staff wasted arguing with me, they could have just brought me to receive the stamp. It seemed apparent that I was not going to receive the stamp or the tax refund, so I stepped into the boarding queue line. Again, the airline staff, the woman in the reflective safety vest asked me to confirm that I would not be getting on the airplane. I was already boarding! There was written signage of the procedure at your airport’s Information Desk. Then, I was passed to multiple airline staff that were not willing to assist accordingly. There was no one at the customs declaration counter and no one else from the airport to assist me. EVA and Asiana Airlines both avoided responsibility and delayed the procedure. They were rude and indirect about the situation with every attempt to prevent me from boarding. Deterring foreigners to depart from a foreign country over tax refund issues is unlawful.
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10.0 Wonderful
SFO-TPE
The crew very accommodating and food too is good. Keep up the good work
V
2.0 Poor
TPE-SFO
Flight was canceled was only given only a 8 hour lead time. Had to fight to be put on another airline (United Airlines) that was leaving earlier then the one EVA and rescheduled.
V
8.0 Very Good
BKK-TPE
Service in BKK was very good at answering our question about our canceled flight from Taipei to San Francisco. Did like the lead time about the canceled flight from Taipei to San Francisco and was not given the best options.
D
8.0 Very Good
SEA-TPE
The crews are very efficient. Other airlines should learn from them when it comes to boarding and departing from the airplane. They also display efficiency in serving meals. They don't keep the aisles blocked for hours like some other airlines. The food is poor. Generally the food was unrecognizable and poorly prepared. The only thing that made it better than US flag carriers is that there was a fresh fruit bowl with each meal.
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2.0 Poor
NRT-KHH
The EVA air staff at Narita did a terrible job with signage and communication. Despite getting to the airport hours before, they had me queue in line and did not communicate that passengers for Kaohsiung need to step out of line to go to a different line. If you put the flight number at the front of the line, people will think that’s their line. If your staff walk silently down the line with a sign of the flight number, how are we supposed to know you want us to follow unless you speak or write that? I even asked the staff with this sign when we could check our bags and they assumed I was on the later flight to Taipei. Later, Wl only 30 minutes remaining I called for help, and the staff looked at me like I was in the wrong. I had to rush through security and customs and had no time to eat or buy a gift. I’m deeply disappointed in the way they handled it, and it caused unnecessary stress on my vacation.
V
10.0 Wonderful
SIN-TPE
Excellent services and great food
H
10.0 Wonderful
SGN-TPE
Highly recommended
T
4.0 Mediocre
TPE-SGN
Staff show very stress with delayed flight more than passenger.

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EVA Air route map – Which destinations does EVA Air fly to?

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All EVA Air flight routes

Flight no.Departure airportArrival AirportDurationMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
845Kaohsiung City (KHH)Hong Kong (HKG)1h 40m•••••••
113Okinawa (OKA)Taipei City (TPE)1h 40m•••••••
237Taipei City (TPE)Jakarta (CGK)5h 20m•••••••
771Shanghai (SHA)Taipei City (TSA)2h 5m••••••
706Kaohsiung City (KHH)Shanghai (PVG)2h 15m•••••
705Shanghai (PVG)Kaohsiung City (KHH)2h 15m•••••
156Taipei City (TSA)Seoul (GMP)2h 30m•••
757Hangzhou (HGH)Taipei City (TPE)1h 55m•••
758Taipei City (TPE)Hangzhou (HGH)1h 50m•••
68Bangkok (BKK)Taipei City (TPE)3h 55m•••••••
189Tokyo (HND)Taipei City (TSA)3h 40m•••••••
51Houston (IAH)Taipei City (TPE)16h 15m•••••••
31New York (JFK)Taipei City (TPE)15h 50m•••••••
15Los Angeles (LAX)Taipei City (TPE)13h 55m•••••••
262Manila (MNL)Taipei City (TPE)2h 35m•••••••
55Chicago (ORD)Taipei City (TPE)15h 50m•••••••
25Seattle (SEA)Taipei City (TPE)12h 40m•••••••
17San Francisco (SFO)Taipei City (TPE)13h 40m•••••••
382Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)Taipei City (TPE)3h 25m•••••••
9Vancouver (YVR)Taipei City (TPE)12h 35m•••••••
35Toronto (YYZ)Taipei City (TPE)15h 55m•••••••
67Bangkok (BKK)London (LHR)13h 0m•••••••
88Paris (CDG)Taipei City (TPE)13h 20m•••••••
238Jakarta (CGK)Taipei City (TPE)5h 25m•••••••
258Chiang Mai (CNX)Taipei City (TPE)4h 0m•••••••
115Sapporo (CTS)Taipei City (TPE)4h 20m•••••••
256Denpasar (DPS)Taipei City (TPE)5h 30m•••••••
119Fukuoka (FUK)Kaohsiung City (KHH)2h 50m•••••••
101Fukuoka (FUK)Taipei City (TPE)2h 25m•••••••
386Hanoi (HAN)Taipei City (TPE)2h 55m•••••••
850Hong Kong (HKG)Kaohsiung City (KHH)1h 35m•••••••
120Kaohsiung City (KHH)Fukuoka (FUK)2h 50m•••••••
182Kaohsiung City (KHH)Osaka (KIX)3h 10m•••••••
108Kaohsiung City (KHH)Tokyo (NRT)3h 45m•••••••
181Osaka (KIX)Kaohsiung City (KHH)3h 20m•••••••
177Osaka (KIX)Taipei City (TPE)3h 0m•••••••
266Phnom Penh (KTI)Taipei City (TPE)3h 35m•••••••
68London (LHR)Bangkok (BKK)11h 55m•••••••
107Tokyo (NRT)Kaohsiung City (KHH)3h 55m•••••••
195Tokyo (NRT)Taipei City (TPE)3h 40m•••••••
205Taipei City (TPE)Bangkok (BKK)4h 0m•••••••
257Taipei City (TPE)Chiang Mai (CNX)4h 0m•••••••
116Taipei City (TPE)Sapporo (CTS)4h 0m•••••••
255Taipei City (TPE)Denpasar (DPS)5h 25m•••••••
102Taipei City (TPE)Fukuoka (FUK)2h 10m•••••••
385Taipei City (TPE)Hanoi (HAN)3h 10m•••••••
52Taipei City (TPE)Houston (IAH)13h 55m•••••••
32Taipei City (TPE)New York (JFK)14h 55m•••••••
178Taipei City (TPE)Osaka (KIX)2h 40m•••••••
265Taipei City (TPE)Phnom Penh (KTI)3h 30m•••••••
16Taipei City (TPE)Los Angeles (LAX)12h 5m•••••••
261Taipei City (TPE)Manila (MNL)2h 20m•••••••
196Taipei City (TPE)Tokyo (NRT)3h 30m•••••••
186Taipei City (TPE)Okinawa (OKA)1h 30m•••••••
56Taipei City (TPE)Chicago (ORD)13h 45m•••••••
26Taipei City (TPE)Seattle (SEA)10h 50m•••••••
28Taipei City (TPE)San Francisco (SFO)11h 35m•••••••
381Taipei City (TPE)Ho Chi Minh City (SGN)3h 25m•••••••
10Taipei City (TPE)Vancouver (YVR)10h 45m•••••••
36Taipei City (TPE)Toronto (YYZ)14h 0m•••••••
190Taipei City (TSA)Tokyo (HND)3h 15m•••••••
216Singapore (SIN)Taipei City (TPE)4h 40m•••••••
215Taipei City (TPE)Singapore (SIN)4h 25m•••••••
87Taipei City (TPE)Paris (CDG)15h 0m•••••••
715Beijing (PEK)Taipei City (TPE)3h 10m•••••••
716Taipei City (TPE)Beijing (PEK)3h 30m•••••••
852Hong Kong (HKG)Taipei City (TPE)1h 55m••••••
851Taipei City (TPE)Hong Kong (HKG)2h 0m••••••
772Taipei City (TSA)Shanghai (SHA)1h 35m••••••
169Incheon (ICN)Taipei City (TPE)2h 40m••••••
170Taipei City (TPE)Incheon (ICN)2h 30m••••••
234Angeles City (CRK)Taipei City (TPE)2h 0m•••••••
233Taipei City (TPE)Angeles City (CRK)2h 0m•••••••
806Macau (MFM)Taipei City (TPE)1h 55m••••••
805Taipei City (TPE)Macau (MFM)1h 55m••••••
157Komatsu (KMQ)Taipei City (TPE)3h 10m••••••
158Taipei City (TPE)Komatsu (KMQ)2h 50m••••••
282Cebu City (CEB)Taipei City (TPE)2h 55m••••••
139Incheon (ICN)Kaohsiung City (KHH)2h 55m••••
140Kaohsiung City (KHH)Incheon (ICN)2h 55m••••
72Munich (MUC)Taipei City (TPE)12h 35m••••
281Taipei City (TPE)Cebu City (CEB)2h 50m••••••
61Bangkok (BKK)Vienna (VIE)11h 15m••••
96Milan (MXP)Taipei City (TPE)12h 40m••••
71Taipei City (TPE)Munich (MUC)14h 10m••••
62Vienna (VIE)Bangkok (BKK)10h 40m••••
95Taipei City (TPE)Milan (MXP)14h 20m••••
76Amsterdam (AMS)Bangkok (BKK)11h 15m•••
75Bangkok (BKK)Amsterdam (AMS)12h 35m•••
316Brisbane (BNE)Taipei City (TPE)9h 0m•••
228Kuala Lumpur (KUL)Taipei City (TPE)4h 55m•••
315Taipei City (TPE)Brisbane (BNE)8h 50m•••
227Taipei City (TPE)Kuala Lumpur (KUL)4h 45m•••
66Vienna (VIE)Taipei City (TPE)12h 0m•••
121Aomori (AOJ)Taipei City (TPE)4h 20m•••
708Guangzhou (CAN)Taipei City (TPE)2h 10m•••
49Dallas (DFW)Taipei City (TPE)16h 15m•••
155Seoul (GMP)Taipei City (TSA)2h 35m•••
721Shanghai (PVG)Taipei City (TPE)1h 55m••••••
122Taipei City (TPE)Aomori (AOJ)3h 30m•••
707Taipei City (TPE)Guangzhou (CAN)1h 55m•••
50Taipei City (TPE)Dallas (DFW)13h 30m•••
722Taipei City (TPE)Shanghai (PVG)2h 10m••••••
65Taipei City (TPE)Vienna (VIE)13h 30m•••
829Kaohsiung City (KHH)Macau (MFM)1h 35m•••
830Macau (MFM)Kaohsiung City (KHH)1h 30m•••
109Matsuyama (MYJ)Taipei City (TPE)2h 50m•••
110Taipei City (TPE)Matsuyama (MYJ)2h 25m•••
134Taipei City (TPE)Kobe (UKB)2h 40m••
133Kobe (UKB)Taipei City (TPE)2h 55m••
384Da Nang (DAD)Taipei City (TPE)2h 50m•••••
117Sendai (SDJ)Taipei City (TPE)3h 50m•••••
383Taipei City (TPE)Da Nang (DAD)2h 50m•••••
118Taipei City (TPE)Sendai (SDJ)3h 30m•••••
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Overview of EVA Air

Since being formed as a member of the Evergreen Group, EVA Air has established itself as a leading service provider in the aviation industry. Awarded a revered 5 Star rating by Skytrax, warm hospitality and cabin cleanliness have been highlights of the carrier. In 2014 it was ranked as the 3rd safest airline in the world by Aero International.

EVA Air is a Taiwanese company and operates out of its hub in Taipei. It is a major link between Asia and the rest of the world, scheduling flights to North America, Europe and Oceania. Many of these long haul international flights are operated via Thailand. UNI Air is a connected subsidiary and focuses on domestic flights within Taiwan.

There are codeshare agreements with a number of major international carriers such as United Airlines, Air Canada, Air China and Turkish Airlines. It also joined Star Alliance in 2013 and is a full member. EVA Air offers flights to more than 40 international countries and the partnership with Star Alliance allows customers to access at least 150 more.

Medium to long range jets are the preferred aircraft for EVA Air, with a combination of both Airbus and Boeing used. The Boeing 777 series is one of the most commonly used, capable of transporting roughly 333 passengers per flight. A number of planes feature the famous Hello Kitty character, while others are painted in traditional Star Alliance colors.

Economy and Business Class are offered on most routes, with onboard meal preparation by experienced chefs a feature of the Business service. A luxurious Rimowa amenity kit comes with a sturdy case, which makes traveling comfortable.

Everything you need to know about EVA Air flights

EVA Air information

IATA codeBR
Routes118
Top routeTaipei City Taiwan Taoyuan Intl Airport to Hong Kong
Airports served54
Top airportTaipei City Taiwan Taoyuan Intl
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