Taiwan's leading independent airline, EVA Air has announced plans to resume flights from the UK to Taipei as from 15 April. The flight service will operate from London Heathrow Airport and will initially fly non-stop to Taipei.

The service from London will build back gradually to the daily service, with an initial schedule planned for departures on 15 April, 29 April and then on every Thursday in May (6, 13, 20, 27 May).

Commenting on the resumed flights, General Manager of EVA's London office, Mr. Bruce Wang, said:

“We are delighted with the news that our passenger service flights from the UK to Taipei will be resuming from next month. We are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel and there is real hope that international travel will resume again from the UK very soon. We are confident that this news will be very welcome among our passengers and look forward to welcoming them aboard our flights from London from 15 April 2021. ”

Travellers can learn more about all of EVA's routes and services and book travel at www.evaair.com

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About EVA Air:

EVA Air is a Star Alliance member and one of only 10 SKYTRAX-rated 5-Star airlines worldwide. Readers voted it one of Travel + Leisure's World's Best “Top 10 International Airlines” and TripAdvisor awarded it top spots in five categories in its annual Travelers' Choice Awards for Airlines. The carrier was established in 1989 as Taiwan's first privately owned international airline. It is part of the respected Evergreen Group and a sister company to global container-shipping leader Evergreen Line. It flies a fleet of more than 80 Boeing and Airbus aircraft to over 60 international destinations throughout Asia, Oceania, Europe and North America where gateways are Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Toronto and Vancouver. Travellers can learn more about EVA and schedule, book and buy tickets at www.evaair.com.

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