Internal photos of V Air revealed: Let passengers ride the "Bear Big Seat" with V Bear

▲ V Air has given a humorous name to the more spacious seats, called the “Bear Big Seat.” (Photo / from Taoyuan International Airport Facebook, the same below)

Reporter Chen Ruizhong / Taipei reporting

The first painted aircraft of low-cost carrier V Air completed its exterior painting on October 13 and has since returned from Tainan Airport to Songshan Airport, preparing for the upcoming Taipei–Bangkok route set to launch by the end of this year.

Today (October 31), the Facebook page of Taoyuan International Airport also published internal photos of V Air’s aircraft, where the seat headrest covers feature phrases like “Bear Big Seat” and “Bear Wants a Close Seat,” showcasing V Air’s unique sense of humor.

▲ The interior of V Air flights features an all-economy class cabin, with blue as the main color scheme.

Among the series of photos, it can be seen that this A321 aircraft adopts a 3-3 seating configuration, with all seats using blue fabric. In addition to the headrest covers, the in-flight safety instruction cards also feature the V Bear design. Among them, the seats near the emergency exit with more legroom are labeled “Bear Big Seat” (Taiwanese: the biggest seat), while other seats are labeled “Bear Wants a Close Seat” (Taiwanese: the most important), likely allowing passengers to pay extra for these more comfortable seats.

▲ In addition to the Bear Big Seat, there is also the Bear Wants a Close Seat.

V Air also stated on Facebook that they are continuing to work hard to obtain their Air Operator Certificate (AOC), and the public is welcome to stay tuned. However, some netizens commented that with New Year’s holiday and winter vacation approaching, the exact launch date of V Air remains unclear, and if it’s not announced soon, they will book tickets with other airlines.

%In the photo, you can also see the special seat labels.