China Airlines Upgrades Taipei-Vancouver Route with Airbus A350

China Airlines has upgraded its Taipei-Vancouver route with a new Airbus A350 aircraft.

The A350 has 306 seats in a three-class configuration, with 32 seats in Premium Business, 31 seats in Premium Economy and 243 seats in Economy class.

China Airlines began introducing its new long-haul fleet of NextGen B777 and A350 passenger aircraft in 2014. Now, all ten B777 aircraft have been delivered while deliveries of all fourteen A350 aircraft are scheduled to be completed in 2018.

All China Airlines' North American destinations including Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco, are now flown by new B777 or A350 aircraft.

And to further improve the quality of service for passengers, China Airlines will begin operating the A350 on the Taipei-Honolulu route from 29 October 2017, as well as the Taipei-London and Taipei-Sydney route from 1 December. The London route will have 4 flights per week while the Sydney route will be increased to 2 flights per day.

Codesharing with SkyTeam and other partner airlines is also being used to improve the convenience of connecting flights. Travelers flying to Vancouver, for example, can continue on to Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Georgetown, Terrace and Victoria with Canada's Westjet. The 8 inland Canadian destinations with 55 flights per week will strengthen the China Airlines network making it more attractive to travelers.

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