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EVA Air Launches Early-Bird Tickets to Europe and the U.S. Starting Today, Up to NT$10,000 in Savings

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — In conjunction with the Taipei International Travel Fair taking place in November, EVA Air announced at 9 PM today the launch of early-bird tickets for its Europe and U.S. routes. The tickets are valid for one month and are estimated to save passengers between NT$8,000 and NT$10,000 compared to regular fares. The special fares are now available on EVA Air’s official website, offering a great opportunity for travelers looking to save money on their trips abroad.

▲ EVA Air BR777-300ER aircraft. (Photo / Provided by EVA Air)

By the Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

In conjunction with the Taipei International Travel Fair taking place in November, EVA Air announced at 9 PM today the launch of early-bird tickets for its Europe and U.S. routes. The tickets are valid for one month and are estimated to save passengers between NT$8,000 and NT$10,000 compared to regular fares. The special fares are now available on EVA Air’s official website, offering a great opportunity for travelers looking to save money on their trips abroad.

EVA Air’s early-bird tickets available for direct online purchase are as follows:

1. Europe Route (tickets issued before November 2): Amsterdam / London fares, base fare NT$21,060 (excluding tax); Amsterdam taxes and fees approximately NT$5,400, London approximately NT$11,000.

2. U.S. Route (tickets issued before December 31): Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Vancouver fares, base fare NT$21,888 (excluding tax); New York and Toronto NT$30,900; Seattle NT$23,433.

Currently, taxes and fees for the U.S. routes are approximately NT$6,600, for Vancouver (Canada) around NT$5,500, and for Toronto around NT$5,700. (News source: Central News Agency)

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