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EVA Air

Overview

EVA Air is the second largest airline company in Taiwan and is privately owned and has an international route network. The company was the first to introduce the premium economy class. EVA belongs to the Evergreen Group, which also operates air cargo and aviation services.

Where Do They Fly

EVA Air's focus city is in Bangkok, with connections for its European destinations. its route is affected by its political status so EVA Air had only chartered flights to China in 2008. There had been direct flights at regular schedules, though in December 2008.
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