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Southwest Airlines Expands Transpacific Flights with Eva Airways Partnership
ByAinvest
Monday, Aug 25, 2025 2:15 pm ET1min read
Southwest Airlines has partnered with Eva Airways for transpacific flights, marking its second deal with a Taiwanese carrier this month. The US carrier announced passengers can now book flights on Eva from four US airports: Chicago O'Hare, Los Angeles, Seattle, and San Francisco. This agreement follows a tie-up with China Airlines and serves as a blueprint for future collaborations on frequent flyer mileage and points accrual, code-sharing, and co-branding.
Southwest Airlines has announced a partnership with Eva Airways Corp., marking the US carrier's second deal with a Taiwanese partner this month. This agreement follows a previous tie-up with China Airlines and expands Southwest's transpacific flight offerings. Passengers can now book flights on Eva from four major US airports: Chicago O'Hare, Los Angeles, Seattle, and San Francisco [1].The new partnership will allow Southwest to offer more frequent flyer mileage and points accrual, code-sharing, and co-branding opportunities, similar to its agreement with China Airlines [1]. This collaboration is expected to enhance Southwest's transpacific route network and provide passengers with more travel options.
Eva Airways has not specified the details of the agreement, but it is likely that the partnership will involve similar benefits to those offered by Southwest's other collaborations, such as frequent flyer mileage and points accrual, code-sharing, and co-branding [1].
This partnership is part of Southwest's strategy to expand its international route network and provide more travel options for its passengers. The carrier has been actively seeking partnerships with other airlines to enhance its frequent flyer program and offer more benefits to its customers.
The partnership with Eva Airways is expected to have a positive impact on Southwest's financial performance, as it will allow the carrier to tap into new markets and attract more passengers. The agreement is also likely to improve Southwest's competitive position in the transpacific market.
References:
[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-25/southwest-partners-with-eva-in-second-deal-with-a-taiwan-carrier
[2] https://premium-flights.com/status-match-airlines-hotels/
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