EVA Air

I went on Eva Air on the LHR-BKK route in May 2005. It was our honeymoon and I was initially a little nervous about travelling on an unknown airline. I trusted the choice by Trailfinders first and business class department. They had a special deal for a flight/hotel package for about 2 grand a person (12 nights in Thailand). After reading a few random reviews online that were mostly good, my initial worries were laid to rest. Our wedding day came so quickly and unsurprisingly it was a stressful runup. We were so relieved and happy to be on our honeymoon. The checkin at Heathrow was confusing because there was some building work directly next to the Eva ...  Read the complete review

I was more than a little sceptical when my travel agent of choice, Trailfinders, found me seats on Eva Air, for my recent trip to Thailand. I did a little research, and in general, I couldn’t find any bad word against the airline. Even consumer reviews, limited as they were, all rated the airline as four stars out of five. I was attracted to flying with them as for approximately the same price as BA economy, I could fly Eva Air Premium Economy, and that extra pitch makes all the difference when flying long haul..so I took the plunge and figured I could cope with inferior service and inferior food as long as I had leg room…and if technically they were inferior and it ...  Read the complete review

I have a ride from Macau China to Los Angeles recently. there is a stop over in Taiwan for around two hours. I found out that this airline improves a lot in many different ways. From macau to taiwan trip, all my flights are right on time. Inside the plane is clean and tidy, the seats are very comfortable. A pair of disposable slippers is given to each passenger. There is a small tv for each passenger in the economy class. as for the seat, there is a compartment for the user to rest their legs on. And the seat can really laid back, likely a massaging chair. The quality of food is good but the quantity is not enough for adults. One can even have chinese ...  Read the complete review

I'd never heard of Eva Air before I tried to find a cheap flight to Thailand - it scared me a bit to discover that the airline was based in Taiwan, because that made me think of the many fragile little plastic toys manufactured in that country (I'm sure that's an unfair slur on the country, but there you go....!) But the prospect of paying just a smallish supplement for a bigger seat and a personal tv for a 12-hour flight, meant I took the plunge... In fact, my flight from Heathrow to Bangkok (en route to Tai Pei) was comfortable and pleasant enough - the extra legroom was welcome for me at 5 foot 4 and I'm sure would be even better for ...  Read the complete review