EVA Air’s Hello Kitty livery aircraft adds two new destinations
By MOOK Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
Hello Kitty fans, take note: the beloved EVA Air Hello Kitty livery aircraft is changing its flight routes. Starting December 7, EVA Air will gradually adjust the aircraft types for the Sapporo (BR116/BR115) and Hong Kong (BR857/BR858) routes. The capacity previously allocated to the Hello Kitty planes will be redirected to flights to Osaka, [Location 1], [Location 2], and other destinations.
EVA Air's Hello Kitty livery aircraft adjusts its flight schedule. (Image provided by EVA Air)
Hello Kitty livery aircraft adds a new Paris route. (Image provided by EVA Air)
Since 2011, EVA Air and Sanrio have resumed their collaboration, launching seven Hello Kitty livery aircraft with different themes. These planes fly to destinations including Tokyo, Sapporo, Fukuoka, Hong Kong, Seoul, Guam, Shanghai, Paris, and Houston, and have been very well received by passengers everywhere.Starting in December, to align with overall fleet and flight adjustments, the Hello Kitty livery aircraft will add new routes to Osaka and [Location 1], while suspending service on the Taipei and Hong Kong routes.
Osaka’s Dotonbori landmark: the running Glico man billboard. (Image source: Glico Japan Glico Official)
Indonesia’s [Location 2] is a paradise for travelers. (Image source: Travelnoire)
Hello Kitty aircraft’s new route flight dates and schedules. (Image source: Travelnoire)
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