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STARLUX to launch route between Taipei and Phoenix in Jan 2026

Cheryl Ng
Last updated: 9 August 2025 15:08
By Cheryl Ng
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STARLUX announced its new plan to launch direct flights from Taipei to Phoenix from 15 Jan, 2026.

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Expanding North American Network with New Phoenix Route

STARLUX announced to run flights between Taipei and Phoenix from 15 Jan, 2026. The flights are expected to operate three times per week in the first two months and increase by four times per week from March. The route is expected to fly with Airbus A350.

STARLUX is currently running multiple routes to connect Taipei and the US, and is continuously growing its North American network. The airline operates 10 weekly flights between Los Angeles and Taipei. It is also running daily flights to connect Taipei with both San Francisco and Seattle.

In addition, the airline also operates four weekly departures to Ontario, California.

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Flight Schedule and Details

In the first two months, the flights with number JX026 are expected to operate from Taipei to Phoenix every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. It is also expected to run an additional flight on Saturday in March. The flights will take off at 8:45 p.m. and arrive at 5:40 p.m. local time.

The flight from Phoenix to Taipei will fly with flight number JX025. The flights will also run every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday, and are expected to run on Saturday from March. The flight is expected to depart at 10:45 p.m. and land at 4:55(+2) a.m..

STARLUX Chief Executive Officer Glenn Chai said:

“We are honoured to launch the first nonstop flight connecting Arizona and Asia. As the fifth largest city in the U.S., Phoenix presents tremendous potential for both business and leisure travel. From its rich tourism offerings to its emergence as a hub for innovation and technology, the city continues to attract global attention–especially with the influx of leading tech companies. TSMC’s presence has further encouraged the development of surrounding industries and deepened the exchange between Taiwan and Phoenix.”

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said:

“Phoenix’s place as a premier American city is further cemented today with STARLUX Airlines’ new Phoenix to Taipei nonstop service now being available for purchase. This is a testament to our market’s international business growth and Phoenix Sky Harbour being one of the most well-run airports in the world.”

What do you think about STARLUX’s new Taipei–Phoenix route? Drop a comment below and share your thoughts!

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Aviation Reporter - A recent graduate with BA Media and Communications, Cheryl is currently pursuing her masters in Digital Journalism at Goldsmiths University. Cheryl's love for travel comes from her fluency in three languages!
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