DALLAS — Taiwanese Star Alliance carrier EVA Air (BR) is set to launch flights to Dallas, Texas, in October 2025 Dallas, Texas, will be EVA Air’s ninth destination in North America, joining Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Toronto, and Vancouver.
According to onemileatatime.com, BR will operate three times a week to Dallas, Texas, starting October 03, 2025. From October 03, 2025, to November 02, 2025, BR50 will depart from Taipei-Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) at 19:10 and arrive at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) at 19:40 on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. On the return journey, BR49 will depart DFW at 22:50 and arrive back at TPE at 04:05 two days later.
However, from November 02, 2025, onward, there will be a slight adjustment to the flight schedule. BR50 will depart from TPE 35 minutes later at 19:45 and arrive at DFW earlier at 19:05. On the return journey, BR49 will depart DFW at 22:50 and arrive back at TPE later at 05:25 two days later.
EVA Air currently operates 33 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in three different configurations: the 323-seater, 333-seater, and the high-density 353-seater. This 7,718-mile (12421km / 6706.8 nautical miles) flight connecting Taipei and Dallas will be operated by EVA Air’s 333-seater Boeing 777-300ER, which comprises 39 in business class, 56 in premium economy class, and 238 in economy class.
New Connection Benefits
This new DFW connection allows BR to expand its network to more destinations in North America, making the Star Alliance carrier offer the largest and most extensive flight network between Taiwan and North America. BR is also the sole carrier in Asia to operate flights to two destinations in Texas.
As quoted by EVA Air’s president Clay Sun, “EVA Air has been operating cargo service to and from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport since 1998. Now, we are seeing strong passenger demand for this route due to the influx of numerous companies in recent years and strong economic and population growth. Dallas has become one of thetas’ economic and commercial centers.”
He added, “The opening of the direct passenger flight to Dallas makes us the only airline in Asia to operate two routes to Texas. As the third largest airport in the world in terms of passenger traffic and transfer to major cities in the United States, Central and South America, having service in this market creates more convenience for our passengers.”
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