EVA Air Will Fly From Dallas to Taipei, Taiwan From October

Updated: April 22, 2025, 11:19am CDT

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EVA Air Chooses Dallas as Next U.S. Destination
Flying EVA From the U.S. to Taiwan
Final Thoughts

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EVA Air will start its seventh U.S. route sooner than originally planned.

As first announced last year, the Taipei-based carrier has opened reservations for its nonstop service from Taipei (TPE) to Dallas Fort Worth (DFW), which will commence on October 3, 2025.

Let’s explore this interesting route addition in some more detail.

EVA Air Chooses Dallas as Next U.S. Destination

As flagged by Aeroroutes, EVA will fly nonstop between Taipei and Dallas (DFW) as of October 3, 2025.

Eva will deploy its 333-seat Boeing 777-300 3x week on the route with the following schedule:

Depart Taipei (TPE) at 7:45 p.m. and arrive in Dallas (DFW) at 7:05 p.m.
Depart Dallas (DFW) at 10:50 p.m. and arrive in Taipei (TPE) at 5:25 (+2)

It seems that Google Flights has yet to load the new route into its inventory, as it wasn’t showing when we searched for prices.

EVA’s website is, however, displaying the flights, with prices for the inaugural flight in economy starting at $642.50 one-way.

EVA Air pricing from Dallas to Taipei — EVA’s pricing for a one-way flight on its inaugural flight from Dallas to Taipei. Image credit: EVA

As DFW is an American Airlines hub and Oneworld airline focus airport, this is a curious addition to the Star Alliance member airline’s route network. That said, EVA also chose New York (JFK) rather than the neighboring United and Star Alliance hub at Newark (EWR).

When considering EVA already flies to nearby Houston (IAH), a United hub and Star Alliance focus airport, the choice of Dallas becomes even more questionable.

Flying EVA From the U.S. to Taiwan

The airline only flies to 6 cities in the U.S., so why fly to 2 airports so close together?

Speculation around the decision has led some to the hypothesis that EVA wants to deter fellow Taipei-based carrier Starlux from adding Dallas to its rapidly expanding international route network — and the airline is considering membership in the Oneworld alliance as well.

As it stands, EVA would have the monopoly on the route as the only airline to operate service between the 2 cities.

At the time of writing, EVA operates 8 nonstop services to North America, 6 of which are in the U.S. plus 2 in Canada.

EVA Air route map — EVA Air flies nonstop service from Taipei to Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, Seattle, Toronto, and Vancouver. Image Credit: FlightConnections

The airline operates a mixture of aircraft on its U.S. routes. You’ll most likely find yourself on one of its 33 Boeing 777-300 jets. However, on its route from Taipei to Seattle (SEA), you’ll enjoy its newer Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, featuring the airline’s best business class product.

Hot Tip:

EVA Air is a great option to consider when planning a trip from the U.S. to Taiwan, and you can redeem points instead of paying cash for business class, too!

Final Thoughts

From October, EVA Air will operate 2 nonstop routes from Texas to Taipei, Taiwan. With the addition of Dallas, the carrier is slowly but surely expanding its U.S. route network.

Here’s to the route’s success and even more nonstop EVA flights to Taiwan from the U.S. in the future.