Eva Air enjoys an acknowledged and sturdy position in the Asian airlines, based in Taiwan having its head quarters resided at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport in Taipei. Dedicated to traveling more than 40 destinations across Asia, Australia, Europe and North America makes the Eva Air quite a high up airline. Quite a fresh entrance in the trade, Eva Air made its first flight on 8 March 1989 and Eva Air Cargo came in actions in 1995.

Logo & Slogan:

The word EVA has been derived from "Evergreen", and the logo is designed in green with some orange touch. Eva Air enjoys varied slogans from time to time; "Sharing the world, flying together" is the airline's current slogan.

Eva Air's frequent flyers:

Evergreen club is the reward program for the Eva Air's frequent passengers. The program members are divided into various levels including Green Card members, Silver Card members, Gold Card members and Diamond Card members.

Flights to Bangkok:

Flying to the Bangkok City using the eminence and reputation of Eva Air, makes such a brilliant traveling experience. Eva Air run the flights to Bangkok on regular values from all big airports of UK including London Gatwick, Heathrow, Manchester, Glasgow and many others via some linking cities as the direct flights to Bangkok from London take about 12 hours on board. Brilliant shopping experiences, abundant cultural diversity, imposing ancient architectures, and scenic natural gardens make Bangkok a desired tourists spot for all kinds of travelers including honeymooners, students, and adventure travelers. Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK) and Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) are the international airports functioning in the Bangkok city.

So give our travel agents a call, tell your travel dates and get a reasonable priced fare on Eva Air's flights to Bangkok as well as other cities of Thailand including Phuket.

It has usually three weather in a year. From November to February is cooler, March to May are hot and from June to October is a rainy season. Peak season are November to march when humidity is lowest but during this season airfares on flights might be high and hotel might also be booked. But if you like rainy season then you can visit this place in May to September when airfares are cheaper because it is an off season and during this season city is also least crowded.

Its famous places are Joe Louis theatre, the national museum and the Jim Thompson house which is a tremendous illustration of Thai structural design, with an inspiring collection of Oriental art and traditions. It has two famous airports which are handling domestic and international flights to Bangkok from U.K. and many other places of the world i.e. Bangkok International Suvarnabhumi Airport (handling international flights) and Don Muaeng airport (handling domestic flights).

Many vehicles for transportation inside the city are working but most interesting is a Tuk Tuk which is an excellent way to discover the city but make sure that you must settle the fare before to avoid any problem.