EVA Air Delhi Taipei: Delhi Gets First Nonstop Taiwan Flight From December 1
EVA Air Delhi Taipei nonstop service launches December 1, 2026 — BR367 departs Taipei at 11:00 arriving Delhi 15:35, BR368 departs Delhi 19:55 arriving Taipei 04:20+1, on Airbus A330-300 with 30 Business Class seats.
EVA Air will launch a new nonstop passenger service between Taipei and Delhi on December 1, 2026, marking a significant expansion of its South Asia network and making it the only Taiwan-based airline to operate nonstop passenger flights to India.
The EVA Air Delhi Taipei launch ends a long gap in direct India-Taiwan aviation — until December 1, every traveler between Delhi and Taipei has required a connection through a Southeast Asian hub such as Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Hong Kong. The new service fills a gap in Taiwan-India air service, previously reliant on Southeast Asian hubs.
For Indian business travelers in the semiconductor and AI manufacturing sectors — where India-Taiwan partnerships are growing rapidly — and for Indian tourists who want to visit Taiwan, a nonstop connection from India’s capital is a genuinely significant improvement.
The Route: Flight Numbers, Schedule, Aircraft and Cabin
The new service will operate five times a week using Airbus A330-300 aircraft — on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Flight BR367 will depart Taipei at 11:00 and arrive in Delhi at 15:35. The return flight BR368 will depart Delhi at 19:55 and arrive in Taipei at 04:20 the following day.
The Airbus A330-300 deployed on the EVA Air Delhi Taipei route carries 309 passengers. The aircraft has 30 Business Class seats in a 2-2-2 configuration and 279 Economy seats in a 2-4-2 layout.
The flight time Delhi-Taipei is approximately 7 hours 35 minutes outbound and 8 hours 25 minutes return — shorter than any current connection routing through Southeast Asian hubs, which typically add 3–5 hours to the journey due to connection wait times.
The 11:00 Taipei departure arriving at 15:35 Delhi creates a practical daytime arrival for passengers from Taipei or connecting from EVA Air’s North American network. The 19:55 Delhi departure arriving Taipei at 04:20 the following morning is an overnight sector, enabling same-day connections from EVA Air’s morning Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, and onward North America departures.
| EVA Air Delhi Taipei — Route Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Launch date | December 1, 2026 |
| Flight BR367 | Taipei (TPE) departs 11:00 → Delhi (DEL) arrives 15:35 |
| Flight BR368 | Delhi (DEL) departs 19:55 → Taipei (TPE) arrives 04:20+1 |
| Frequency | 5 times weekly — Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun |
| Aircraft | Airbus A330-300 |
| Business Class | 30 seats — 2-2-2 configuration |
| Economy | 279 seats — 2-4-2 configuration |
| Total capacity | 309 passengers |
| Booking | evaair.com and authorised travel agents |
| EVA Air distinction | Only Taiwan-based airline with nonstop India service |
| Star Alliance | ✅ EVA Air is Star Alliance member |
Why EVA Air Is Launching Delhi Now: Technology, Semiconductors and AI
EVA Air President Clay Sun was explicit about what is driving the EVA Air Delhi Taipei route decision.
“Growing economic cooperation in manufacturing, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and technology continues to strengthen ties between Taiwan and India. Our new Delhi service provides a faster and more convenient travel option for both business and leisure travellers, while further enhancing connectivity between India and North America through our Taipei hub.”
This framing is commercially precise. India is the world’s fastest-growing consumer electronics market. Taiwan is the world’s leading semiconductor manufacturer — TSMC produces more than 60% of the world’s advanced chips. The India-Taiwan relationship in semiconductors, AI hardware, and manufacturing has been deepening significantly since India’s ₹76,000 crore semiconductor incentive programme began attracting Taiwanese investment.
The new service is significant not only because it gives travellers a direct option between India and Taiwan, but also because it opens up another high-quality one-stop option from India to North America through EVA Air’s extensive trans-Pacific network.
The North America gateway dimension is commercially important for Indian travelers beyond business. Indian students heading to US and Canadian universities, Indian-Americans visiting India, and Indian tech professionals relocating between the US and India can now route through Taipei on EVA Air — accessing one of Asia’s most respected trans-Pacific carriers with a shorter total journey time than most current options.
The Star Alliance Connection: Air India and Onward India Reach
Through EVA Air’s partnership with fellow Star Alliance member Air India, travelers arriving in Delhi will have access to seamless onward connections to major destinations across India. Likewise, passengers from India will be able to connect through Taipei to EVA Air’s extensive North American network.
The Star Alliance partnership between EVA Air and Air India is the key domestic connectivity enabler. A Taiwanese business traveler flying BR367 into Delhi can connect on Air India to Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, or any of Air India’s domestic network — all on a single Star Alliance booking with through baggage.
In the other direction, an Indian professional in Hyderabad or Chennai connecting to Taipei for a semiconductor meeting can fly Air India to Delhi, then continue on BR368 to Taipei — with combined Star Alliance mileage earning on the same ticket.
Taiwan Transit Visa Waiver for Some Indian Travelers
Eligible Indian nationals traveling to the United States or Canada may also benefit from Taiwan’s conditional visa-waiver transit program, allowing easier stopovers in Taiwan while supporting inbound tourism.
This is an important eligibility detail for Indian travelers routing Delhi-Taipei-North America on EVA Air. Indian passport holders with a valid US or Canadian visa can transit Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport without a separate Taiwan visa — enabling a potential Taipei stopover without the need for a separate Taiwan visitor visa application.
Indian nationals planning a Taiwan leisure visit rather than transit will need to apply for a Taiwan Visitor Visa through the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center (TECC) in New Delhi or the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Mumbai before travel. Processing is typically quick — Taiwan is generally regarded as a welcoming visa issuer for Indian passport holders with verifiable travel purpose.
What Taiwan Offers Indian Travelers
The EVA Air Delhi Taipei launch opens a destination that has been on many Indian travelers’ radar but out of practical reach due to the hub-connection friction.
Taiwan is exceptionally food-centric — night markets in Taipei’s Shilin, Raohe, and Ningxia districts offer some of Asia’s most diverse and affordable street food. Scallion pancakes, beef noodle soup, oyster omelettes, bubble tea (invented in Taichung), and stinky tofu are the canonical experiences alongside excellent dim sum and Taiwanese-style shabu shabu.
The National Palace Museum in Taipei houses the world’s largest collection of Chinese imperial artefacts — including jade, porcelain, calligraphy, and bronze works evacuated from Beijing in 1933. It is arguably the greatest collection of Chinese art outside mainland China.
Taroko Gorge in Hualien — one of Asia’s most dramatic marble canyon landscapes — is three hours from Taipei by train. Sun Moon Lake in Nantou, the Alishan Forest Railway, and Kenting National Park’s southern beaches round out Taiwan’s scenic portfolio.
The new service is expected to increase leisure travel from Taiwan to India’s cultural destinations. Specialised travel packages featuring six to nine-day escorted itineraries will be promoted in collaboration with regional tourism boards, offering premium accommodations, heritage sightseeing tours, and Mandarin-speaking guides.
Delhi also serves as the gateway to India’s popular Golden Triangle tourism circuit, connecting the capital with Agra and Jaipur. EVA Air will work with travel partners in Taiwan to offer these escorted itineraries to the Taiwanese leisure market — which will drive inbound Indian tourism revenue alongside the bilateral business travel flows.
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FAQs — EVA Air Delhi Taipei 2026
Q: When does EVA Air’s nonstop Delhi-Taipei service start and how often does it fly?
EVA Air will launch a new nonstop passenger service between Taipei and Delhi on December 1, 2026, making it the only Taiwan-based airline to operate nonstop passenger flights to India. The service will operate five times a week on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays using Airbus A330-300 aircraft. Flight BR367 departs Taipei at 11:00 arriving Delhi at 15:35. Flight BR368 departs Delhi at 19:55 arriving Taipei at 04:20 the following day.
Q: What cabin configuration does EVA Air use on the Delhi-Taipei route?
EVA Air deploys a 309-seater Airbus A330-300 on the Delhi-Taipei route, with 30 Business Class seats in a 2-2-2 setup and 279 Economy seats in the 2-4-2 layout. Bookings are open through evaair.com and authorised travel agents. EVA Air is a Star Alliance member — Air India partnership enables seamless onward domestic India connections from Delhi for Taipei-originating passengers.
Q: Can Indian travelers transit Taiwan without a visa when flying EVA Air via Taipei to North America?
Eligible Indian nationals traveling to the United States or Canada may benefit from Taiwan’s conditional visa-waiver transit program, allowing easier stopovers in Taiwan while supporting inbound tourism. Indian passport holders must hold a valid US or Canadian visa to qualify for the transit waiver.
For a leisure visit to Taiwan specifically — not just transit — a Taiwan Visitor Visa must be applied through the Taipei Economic and Cultural Center (TECC) in New Delhi before travel.
Final Word
The EVA Air Delhi Taipei nonstop launch on December 1, 2026 is the most significant new aviation link between India and Northeast Asia in several years — ending the longstanding hub-dependency for India-Taiwan travel and creating a new high-quality gateway to North America via Taipei’s trans-Pacific network.
Five weekly A330-300 flights, 30 Business Class seats, Star Alliance Air India domestic connectivity, semiconductor and AI business travel demand, and a Golden Triangle-to-Taiwan leisure flow all make this commercially credible from day one. Book through evaair.com — bookings are open now.
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Official Sources:
- EVA Air Official Press Release — Taipei-Delhi Nonstop December 2026
- Economic Times Travel — Delhi Gets First Nonstop Taiwan Flight
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Aaseem Bhardwaj is a journalist, seasoned traveler and IT professional based in India. With firsthand travel experience across Southeast Asia, East Asia, Middle East and Europe, Aaseem founded Travel Man Today to provide reliable visa updates and travel news for Indian passport holders. He has personally traveled to Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, UAE and Europe. Follow his travel vlogs on YouTube at @travelmantoday
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