Eva Air

Eva Air’s planes ply the skies between international and domestic airports across the country. The main destinations of the company include:

• Kaohsiung Airport
• John F Kennedy Airport
• Auckland Airport
• Hangzhou Xiaoshan Airport
• Taoyuan Airport
• Da Nang Airport
• Hong Kong Airport
• Los Angeles Airport
• Krabi Airport
• Fukuoka Airport
• Munich Airport
• Charles de Gaulle Airport
• Heathrow Airport
• Okinawa Airport
• Suvarnabhumi Airport
• Phuket Airport
• Chengdu Airport
• New Chitose Airport
• Incheon Airport
• Koh Samui Airport
• San Francisco Airport
• Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
• Toyama Airport
• Clark International Airport
• Macau Airport
• Kuala Lumpur Airport
• Ho Chi Minh Airport
• Komatsu Airport
• Beijing Capital Airport
• Phnom Penh Airport
• Seattle Tacoma Airport
• Soekarno Hatta Airport
• Matsuyama Airport
• Shanghai Hongqiao Airport
• Singapore Airport
• Houston Airport
• Vancouver Airport
• Hanoi Noi Bai Airport
• Kansai International Airport
• Sendai Airport
• Shanghai Pudong Airport
• Guangzhou Baiyun Airport
• Milan Malpensa Airport
• Brisbane Airport
• Narita Airport
• Chiang Mai Airport
• Taipei Songshan Airport
• Haneda Airport
• Lapu Lapu Airport
• Toronto Pearson Airport
• Denpasar Airport
• Chicago OHare Airport
• Mumbai Airport
• Manila Airport
• Chengdu Tianfu
• Vienna Airport

The routes of Eva Air’s route map travellers like most are:

• Hanoi - Ho Chi Minh City
• Chiang Mai - Bangkok
• Manila - Taipei
• Bangkok - London
• Bangkok - Taipei
• Taipei - Manila
• Fukuoka - Busan
• Hanoi - Bangkok
• Bangkok - New York
• Bangkok - Manchester
• Bangkok - Vancouver
• Bangkok - Brisbane
• Da Nang - Bangkok
• Bangkok - Munich
• Bangkok - Copenhagen
• Bangkok - Paris
• Bangkok - Stockholm
• Taipei - Tokyo
• Tokyo - Bangkok
• Chiang Mai - Ho Chi Minh City
• London - Bangkok
• Taipei - Kaohsiung
• Shanghai - Hangzhou
• Singapore - Taipei
• London - Koh Samui
• Tokyo - Taipei
• Pampanga - Manila
• Bangkok - Vienna
• Koh Samui - London
• Hong Kong Airport - Macau
• Bangkok - Mexico City
• Kaohsiung - Taipei
• Taipei - Bangkok
• Hangzhou - Shanghai
• Shanghai - Guangzhou
• Tokyo - Chiang Mai
• Macau - Hong Kong Airport
• Vancouver - Chiang Mai
• Tokyo - Bali
• Taipei - Singapore
• Kuala Lumpur - Taipei
• London - Chiang Mai
• Hanoi - Chiang Mai
• Taipei - Seoul
• Seoul - Taipei
• Taipei - Shanghai
• Taipei - Koh Samui
• Hanoi - Manila
• Bangkok - Cork
• Hanoi - Bali
• Bali - Tokyo
• Shanghai - Taipei
• Taipei - Kuala Lumpur
• Taipei - Beijing
• Fukuoka - Taipei
• Phnom Penh - Tokyo
• Taipei - Bali
• Taipei - Fukuoka
• Taipei - Macau
• Bali - Taipei
• Bangkok - Milan
• Vancouver - Bangkok
• Taipei - Chiang Mai
• Hanoi - Taipei
• Taipei - Hanoi
• Hanoi - Shanghai
• Fukuoka - Bangkok
• Taipei - Istanbul
• Chiang Mai - Taipei
• Taipei - Guangzhou
• Tokyo - Macau
• Chiang Mai - Shanghai
• Chiang Mai - Tokyo
• Phnom Penh - Taipei
• Taipei - Da Nang
• Taipei - Phnom Penh
• Da Nang - Taipei
• Taipei - Chengdu
• Tokyo - Kansai Airport
• Hanoi - Macau
• Bangkok - Amsterdam
• Vienna - Bangkok
• Amsterdam - Bangkok
• Taipei - Tangerang
• Manila - Paris
• Hanoi - Hokkaido
• Chiang Mai - Amsterdam
• Ho Chi Minh City - Chicago
• Hanoi - Paris
• London - Perth
• Cebu - Taipei
• Amsterdam - Koh Samui
• Kaohsiung - Shanghai
• Krabi - Amsterdam
• Seoul - Chungcheongbuk do
• London - Hat Yai
• Singapore - Riverside
• Bangkok - Florence
• Vancouver - Manila
• Hanoi - Munich

Price and available seat classes are indicated on the list of available options. The cheapest seats are first to go – to get one, make your reservation as early as possible. The early booking gives you a chance to grab the best offer available. Subscribe to the airline’s social media accounts – very often they announce flash sales or really good promotions there, so you will be the first to know about it.

Note that nowadays it is quite common to offer tickets which do not include any extras like inflight meals or even checked luggage. So to avoid disappointment, always make sure what is included onto your fare. Travelling light, not choosing your seat, opting for a flight leaving at a less convenient hour are some of the lifehacks which can help you get the lowest price.

Pros of Flight Travel

• Flying is always the fastest way to get to your destination but remember to calculate the time you will need to get to the airport and go through customs and/or security checking formalities
• Air travel saves you the precious time of your vacation. Even if you are an ardent adherent of bus or train travel, give air journeys a chance. It especially concerns domestic destinations.
• There is usually a convenient schedule with enough options to choose from not only in terms of the departure and arriving times but also in terms of price.

Cons of Flight Travel

• Airports are often located way out of the city centre. And not all of them have straightforward, easy and budget-friendly solutions to get to and from the city centre. It means that you may end up paying the double price to get to and out of the airport than for the ticket itself
• You are required to arrive at the airport well in advance, which can result in spending approximately the same time on your trip as if taking a train or bus on some short-haul routes.