EVA Air, the pioneer of Premium Economy Class in 1992, will introduce its fourth-generation Premium Economy in the U.S. this fall, debuting on October 3 with the new Taipei–Dallas Fort Worth route. This marks EVA Air as the first Asian carrier to serve two Texas cities, using the fuel-efficient Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner with three-class configuration. 

The route starts with three weekly flights, increasing to five on November 18 and daily by December 15.The redesigned Premium Economy cabin features 28 seats in a 2-3-2 layout, offering a 42-inch seat pitch, cradle-style recline, premium leather finishes, and 15.6-inch HD touchscreens. Enhanced amenities include adjustable tray tables, power outlets, privacy panels, and accessibility features. Sustainable touches like bamboo fiber napkins, Guzzini tableware, and eco-friendly blankets reflect EVA Air's environmental commitment. 

Passengers also enjoy Royal Laurel Class toiletries, velvet slippers, and gourmet snacks."This new cabin reflects our dedication to comfort and sustainability," said Andrew Su, EVP of EVA Air North America. "Dallas-Fort Worth is the perfect hub to showcase this upgraded experience."EVA Air's innovation earned it SKYTRAX's Five-Star Airline rating for the tenth year and awards like "Best Economy Class Catering." This launch reinforces EVA Air's leadership in redefining trans-Pacific travel with quality and eco-conscious service.