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EVA Air resumes flights from London to Bangkok and Taipei

Taiwan’s leading independent airline - EVA Air - has resumed a full schedule of flights from London Heathrow to Thailand's capital city, Bangkok. This coincides with news from July 1st that fully vaccinated international travellers would no longer require COVID tests to enter Thailand.

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From 21st July, five weekly flights depart London Heathrow’s Terminal 2 on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays and with the same desirable departure slot of 21:35 hrs.

Arrivals to Heathrow from Bangkok will be at 19:25 hrs on those same days.

Flights depart Bangkok for the Taiwanese capital city - Taipei - on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays at 16:25 hrs.

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This will be welcome news for the airline and its customers. EVA Air holds a highly-respected reputation as being among the world’s leading airlines.

Meanwhile, it seems that British Airways has extended the suspension of its London to Bangkok route into 2023. BA was expected to resume the service this October. However, oneworld alliance members can still fly to Bangkok - albeit via Doha on Qatar Airways.

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Read the BusinessClass.com city guide to Bangkok and the BusinessClass.com list of the best hotels in Asia's City of Angels.

Read the BusinessClass.com city guide to Taipei and the BusinessClass.com list of the best hotels in Taiwan's capital city.

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