EVA Air has been recognized as the 8th safest airline in the world for 2026 by AirlineRatings.com, earning a place on the platform’s “Top 25 Safest Full-Service Airlines for 2026.” This achievement marks the airline’s 13th consecutive year of being featured among the world’s safest carriers, reinforcing its long-standing commitment to flight safety.

Notably, EVA Air is the only airline from Taiwan to secure a position within the global top ten, highlighting its consistent performance and strong safety culture when compared with international peers. Since its establishment in 1989, the airline has maintained an excellent safety record, with no major accidents, while continuing to place safety at the core of its operations alongside service quality.

Commenting on the recognition, EVA President Clay Sun said, “Flight safety is the most important and non-negotiable core value of EVA Air. Being recognized by AirlineRatings.com for 13 consecutive years is the greatest encouragement and honor for all our employees who have consistently upheld a strong safety culture and rigorously implemented standard operating procedures. We will continue to enhance our safety management systems and strengthen risk prevention mechanisms to provide passengers with the safest and most reliable flying experience.”

AirlineRatings.com is a globally respected aviation rating organization, with evaluations based on multiple parameters such as safety records, fleet age, international audits, pilot training, maintenance standards, and overall operational management. These criteria ensure a high level of credibility and transparency in its rankings.

The latest recognition not only affirms EVA Air’s continued efforts in maintaining high safety standards but also serves as motivation for its teams to further strengthen systems and practices. Alongside safety, the airline continues to invest in service upgrades to enhance passenger comfort and overall travel experience, reflecting its broader commitment to reliability and quality in global aviation.