Is EVA Air safe? Safety band and record (Nov 2026)
1 Very low risk
Strong home-country safety audits and no red flags.
- 1 Very low risk this airline
- 2 Low risk
- 3 Moderate risk
- 4 Higher risk
This is an estimate from public safety audits and lists, not a guarantee.
Worldwide, flying caused about 1 death per 13.7 million passenger boardings in 2018–2022.
The facts behind it
- Home-country ICAO audit score: ICAO does not audit this authority separately; we use the FAA's assessment instead
- IOSA safety audit: registered until 11 March 2027
- EU air safety list: not listed
- Last fatal accident: not checked yet
- Fleet: 80 aircraft
What sets the band
- Taiwan: ICAO does not audit this aviation authority separately, so we use the FAA's assessment instead. FAA Category 1, so the band starts at 1.
- No red flags.
All inputs
- IATA IOSA registry: registered until 11 March 2027.
- EU Air Safety List: not listed.
- FAA safety assessment of the home country: Category 1.
- Fleet: 0% turboprop (0 of 80 aircraft).
Context (not part of the band)
- Accident history: not checked yet.
Sources
- ICAO USOAP: Taiwan is not in ICAO's list of audited States; ICAO does not audit this authority separately · checked 12 November 2026
- FAA IASA program results (18 Apr 2025): Taiwan, Category 1 · checked 12 November 2026
- IATA IOSA registry: registered until 2027-03-11 · checked 12 November 2026
- EU Air Safety List, 48th update (9 Jun 2026): not listed · checked 12 November 2026
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Reviewed by Hendrik Jansuk on 12 November 2026. How the band works Report a correction EVA Air