Taiwan's largest airline company will bring in bigger aircraft to meet demand

Eva Air normally uses the A321 plane for flights to smaller Chinese cities. — Wikimedia Commons

Taiwan's Eva Airways plans to cut the number of Airbus SE single-aisle planes in its fleet and bring in bigger aircraft as travel rebounds from the pandemic, according to its president, Sun Chia-ming.

“We have to use widebodies because we can seat more passengers,” Sun said in an interview.