Taiwan’s EVA Air has placed a firm order for six long-range A-350/1000s and three single-aisle A-321neo aircraft, finalising a commitment announced by the airline in March 2025. The new orders will bring EVA Air’s backlog of aircraft to be delivered to 24 A-350/1000s and 18 A-321neo aircraft. 

The A-350 is the widebody aircraft and it offers the longest range capability of any commercial airliner in production today. Powered by the latest generation of Rolls-Royce engines, the aircraft is capable of flying up to 9,700 nautical miles / 18,000 kilometres non-stop, using 25% less fuel than previous generation types and with a similar reduction in carbon emissions. 

As with all Airbus aircraft, the A-350 is already able to operate with up to 50% Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). the industry is targeting to have its aircraft up to 100% SAF capable by 2030.

The A-350 Family has received more than 1,360 orders from 60 customers worldwide, with more than 640 aircraft currently in the fleets of 38 operators, flying primarily on long-haul routes.

The A-321neo is part of the A-320neo Family, incorporating the latest technologies including new generation engines, Sharklets and cabin efficiency enablers, which together deliver 20% fuel savings. With over 6,800 orders by more than 90 customers since its launch in 2016, the model has captured more than 80 percent share of the market.