EVA Air, the Hello Kitty airline, to join Star Alliance on 18th June

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• Paul says:

  29 Apr29 April 06:50

  Last time we were in Hong Kong my 5 year old got disappointed that we weren’t going on the Hello Kitty plane back to London.

  Taipei is meant to be alright according to a few of my friends. I have never been there myself

• Ninmurai says:

  29 Apr29 April 11:06

  What might be of use in the weeks to come is how BR’s earning/redeeming charts will look and their status qualification criteria. At present it’s nigh-on impossible to get anything above Silver tier and redemption charts being nearly an order of magnitude off competitors.

• GnarlyOldGoatDude says:

  29 Apr29 April 11:12

  Hello Kitty was born in London, so it would make sense if we get to see some of those aircraft “come home”.

• creampuff says:

  29 Apr29 April 14:35

  This is legendary. This is what the world needs – more Hello Kitty aircraft. I’m serious.

  I’ve flown on EVA several times and they are a good airline (although with crap food in Y and Y+). At the time I last flew with them around 2008, unlike other airlines, premium economy was very reasonably priced at around 25% more than basic economy.

  I didn’t get to go on the Hello Kitty aircraft, although I would love to. For Hello Kitty fans, you can stay in a Hello Kitty suite in Taiwan and also get the hotel to pick you up in a Hello Kitty car.

  This really makes me want to move to Taiwan.

• Steve Blower says:

  29 Apr29 April 22:39

  You should think about Taiwan as a destination actually. Taipei, the capital, is such an interesting place, and the countryside can be stunning, too.
  I am biased, I lived there a few years.
  EVA does have good service, too, and recently had very attractive fares in J from time to time, usually via Opodo.

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