EVA Air will introduce a new nonstop service between Taipei and Dallas on October 3, adding a ninth gateway to its North American network.
With this launch, the airline becomes the only carrier in Asia to operate two routes to Texas, further solidifying its position as the leader in flights from Taiwan to North America.
The new route will operate three times a week using Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, departing Taipei at 19:10 and arriving in Dallas at 19:40.
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The return flight leaves Dallas at 22:50, landing in Taipei at 04:05 two days later. This schedule allows seamless early-morning connections at Taoyuan International Airport to EVA Air’s extensive Asian network.
“Dallas has emerged as one of Texas’ key economic and commercial hubs,” said EVA Air President Clay Sun. “With strong demand and the city’s rapid growth, this new route enhances convenience for both business and leisure travelers.”
EVA Air has served Dallas with cargo flights since 1998 and sees the new passenger service as a natural evolution driven by increasing demand.
Dallas, the fourth-largest metro area in the U.S. and home to more than 20 Fortune 500 companies, offers a dynamic blend of industries, including energy, healthcare, and tech. It also serves as a major hub for Taiwanese companies, further deepening business ties with Taiwan.
EVA Air’s North American destinations now include Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, and Dallas. From these gateways, the airline offers connections to over 100 cities across the U.S. and Canada, catering to a wide range of travelers with frequent and flexible options.
A Star Alliance member, EVA Air operates more than 80 Boeing and Airbus aircraft to around 60 destinations worldwide. More information is available at www.evaair.com.
