EVA Air

✅ Trip Verified | This was my tenth time flying on EVA air royal laurel class between Taiwan and US. The seat was really comfortable and provided a decent space for me to rest. The meal was fantastic too. And the cabin crews were friendly and provided excellent service which made it a very comfortable journey.

✅ Trip Verified | I will no longer be flying with them due to the 3-4-3 seat configuration on the Boeing 777. I accept that EVA are not alone in this layout but for a long haul flight the seating is inappropriate. Having paid extra for exit row seating I feel this made little difference and would hate to imagine what the normal seat experience would be.

✅ Trip Verified | I used to travel in premium economy, (about 3 trips to Thailand from London) but now am quite satisfied for the last 3 trips with the EVA Air Boeing 777-300 economy product. Good seat pitch and width compared to BA or Thai.

✅ Trip Verified | I feel the comfort of the seat is good. The seat width is enough, but the distance between front and rear seats may feel tight for people with long legs. The in-flight entertainment system has a Chinese interface, which is very kind to the Chinese.

✅ Trip Verified | My seat was a special Economy Class seat - despite having a 3-4-3 configuration, the last few rows on the Boeing 777-300ER aircraft were in a 2-4-2 configuration. Hence, the seats were more comfortable and there was more aisle space. My seat was an aisle seat, and it was very comfortable with more than enough legroom. Recline was sufficient. The touchscreen was responsive and the tray table was practical. The USB and audio ports were located conveniently below the screen. However, there was only 1 storage compartment, the seatback pouch. It would have been nice to have multiple segmented pouches.

✅ Trip Verified | The 3-4-3 layout on the Boeing 777 packs customers in like sardines. The addition of the one seat results in barely any lateral movement. The seat pitch is about 31". I am only 5'10" (180CM) and do not have long legs, but my knees were up against the seat in front of me. The recline is reduced compared to seating on some airlines.

Not Verified | Sapporo to Taipei. Everything is enough for a comfy flight, although there are always people lining up for the restroom after the meal. The width is okay, but the legroom is incredibly big. Service is one of the best I've ever had, they even offer free alcohol, coffee, and drinks. The meal is amazing.

✅ Trip Verified | This was my 4th time on a long haul trip from Houston to Taipei on EVA Air and for the most part I have been using seat 64G on all trips. This is an aisle seat that allows for easy movement to the bathroom in the rear of the plane as well as to move about without bothering anyone. The entertainment on the screen was excellent as well as the sound and the selection. The seat reclines enough to allow me to sleep for several hours and I felt rested when i awoke. There was enough leg room to stretch and exercise on the seat. All in all it was a great travel experience on this seat.

✅ Trip Verified | Comfortable seats on both legs of my journey from IAH to KUL via TPE on Boeing 777 and A330. Although I had an emergency row seat on the leg from IAH to TPE, I noticed the other seats were with enough leg room, the width was acceptable, therefore I did not feel cramped in there. On the second leg there was more than enough leg room for me not to feel cramped.

✅ Verified Review | This is my first time taking EVA. The seats in the front row of the Elite Class (Premium Class) were very comfortable. Sleeping on planes is rare for me but I managed to sleep for about 8 hours of the 13-hour flight and was very comfortable. I am amazed at how nice this Premium Economy seat is. Because it was the front row, the seat had a leg extension that came up like a lazyboy. The recliner was also the furthest back I have ever been able to recline in any economy/premium economy class seats.