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China Airlines to Launch Non-Stop Flights Between Taipei and Phoenix Starting Dec 3

Cheryl Ng
Last updated: 25 September 2025 08:22
By Cheryl Ng
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China Airlines President Kevin Chen and Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego stand side by side holding an open folder with documents, in front of a screen that reads “PHOENIX WELCOMES CHINA AIRLINES” with a desert landscape background.
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego welcomes China Airlines representatives during a formal meeting to discuss the launch of new non-stop flights between Phoenix and Taipei. © China Airlines
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China Airlines will launch a non-stop service between Taipei and Phoenix from Dec 3 and is expected to become the first Taiwan-based carrier to offer a non-stop flight to Phoenix.

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A commercial aircraft featuring vibrant cartoon-themed artwork and China Airlines’ signature plum blossom tail logo soars through the sky. © Tienko Dima

China Airlines Expands U.S. Reach with New Taipei–Phoenix Route

China Airlines is expected to launch its inaugural service from Taipei and Phoenix on Dec 3.

The announcement was made after a China Airlines delegation, headed by President Kevin Chen, visited Arizona on Sept 18, and met with Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego earlier this month.

With the new route launch, the airline is expected to run thrice-weekly non-stop round-trip flights between Taipei and Phoenix. It is also expected to lead China Airlines to become the first Taiwan-based carrier to offer a non-stop flight to Phoenix.

It is not an entirely new move for China Airlines, as the airline has already been providing service within the region in both passenger and cargo services since 2022.

Phoenix is expected to become one of the key stations as part of China Airlines’ North American network, providing better connectivity to inland areas.

Aerial view of downtown Phoenix at sunset, featuring modern high-rises and historic buildings with mountains in the background under a colorful sky.
Downtown Phoenix basks in the warm hues of sunset. © Nils Huenerfuerst

Flight Schedule and Network Expansion

The China Airlines Taipei-Phoenix route is expected to depart every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday from Taipei with flight no. CI 036 at 4:30 p.m. and arrive at 1:35 p.m.

The flights with no. CI 035 from Phoenix to Taipei, on the other hand, is expected to depart at 4 p.m. and arrive at 10:20p.m. the next day.

Apart from the new service, China Airlines is currently operating several routes within the North America region, including routes to New York, Los Angeles, Ontario (CA), San Francisco, Seattle, and Vancouver.

With the newly added Phoenix service, the total weekly round-trip flights run by the airlines will be increased to 40.

In addition, the airline has an interline partnership with Southwest Airlines, to allow travellers connect to more than 50 U.S. cities, including Denver, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Kansas City, and Chicago.

What do you think about China Airlines’ new Taipei–Phoenix route? Will this improve travel options for you or your community? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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2 Comments
  • Jonathon says:
    25 September 2025 at 17:56

    Between China Airlines and Starlux, there will be a lot of connectivity between the US and Taiwan by using PHX as a gateway. As AA and SWA have new interlinked agreements with each respectively.

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    • S Thonglit says:
      28 October 2025 at 00:12

      Awesome! Can’t wait to see the new Taipei–Phoenix route take off — great move by China Airlines! And need more information to purchase airline tickets.

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