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EVA Resumes Hawaii Service
Passengers Can Book Taipei-Honolulu Flights Now

Passengers can make reservations now for EVA's resumed service to Honolulu by calling the nearest EVA ticket office or their travel agent or by going online to www.evaair.com.  Starting on June 25, EVA will be flying from Taipei to Honolulu on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday using a new Airbus A330-200 configured with enhanced Economy and the carrier's upgraded top cabin class, Evergreen Laurel.


EVA flight BR22 will depart Taipei’s Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport at 7:10 p.m. and arrive in Honolulu at 11:15 a.m. the same day.  Return flight BR21 leaves Honolulu at 12:25 p.m., arriving back in Taipei at 4:55 p.m. the following day.  Nonstop flight time is approximately 10 hours in both directions.

The travel market within Asia is thriving and Hawaii is an extremely attractive destination for honeymooners, groups and many vacationers.  EVA is creating a selection of its special “evasion packages” for these different travel needs, some of which will include the Big Island, Maui and other Hawaii attractions, and is working with travel agents to design additional products.  The Honolulu route is expected to be one of EVA’s busiest during the coming peak summer travel season.

The technologically advanced A330-200 EVA will use on the Hawaii route is configured with 24 seats in Premium Laurel Class and 228 in Economy and equipped throughout with the airline’s own individual Audio/Visual On Demand systems.  Passengers in Premium Laurel will enjoy extra roomy, molded lie-flat seats and all the comforts and amenities of today’s most advanced top cabin class. 

EVA is resuming Hawaii service through strategic use of new aircraft recently added to its fleet.  It launched Hawaii flights in 1994 and though the load factor was very good, it was faced with heavy demands in other markets.  As a result of fleet deployment considerations, EVA put its Honolulu route on hiatus in Sept. 2000.

 The Taiwan-based airline serves a worldwide route system linking 45 destinations in Asia, Oceania, Europe and North America.  Its network within Asia is one of the best developed in the airline industry.  Destinations in North America are Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Newark and Vancouver.