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EVA Air has formulated a comprehensive management approach, including input resources, policies, commitments, and confirmed the complete action plan. By investing resources in internal sustainable management and service models, it creates maximum value for all major stakeholders.

G

Information Security and Privacy Protection

positive
By strengthening information security management and complying with privacy protection regulations, EVA Air meets regulatory requirements associated with transactions involving passengers, industry partners, and cross-industry collaborations. These efforts help safeguard sensitive corporate and customer information while enhancing the Company’s sustainability performance and long-term investment value.

negative
Information security incidents or personal data breaches may result in operational disruptions, infringement of personal data rights, privacy compromises, regulatory penalties, and negatively impact the Company’s reputation, and public trust.

  • Information Security Policy
  • Information Security and Privacy Protection Policy (disclosed on EVA Air’s website)

  • Completed migration and recertification of the ISO 27001:2022 Information Security Management System (ISMS) in 2025.
  • Implemented and obtained certification for the ISO 27701:2019 Privacy Information Management System (PIMS) in 2025.
  • Enhance supplier information security management mechanisms.
  • Strengthen endpoint security controls.
  • Complete migration and recertification of the ISO 27701:2025 Privacy Information Management System.


  • Establish data loss prevention (DLP) mechanisms to strengthen data governance
  • Expand the application of ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 standards to additional personal data processing activities.


  • Strive to prevent data breaches.
  • Conduct monthly information security performance measurement and review.
  • Convene the Information Security and Personal Data Protection Committee semi-annually.
  • Conduct semi-annual surveillance reviews of the ISO 27001 Information Security Management System and ISO 27701 Privacy Information Management System to maintain certification validity.
G

Operational Performance

positive
Continued growth in air travel demand provides favorable conditions for the development of the aviation industry. Strong operational performance contributes to market stability and creates employment opportunities.

negative
As competitors continue to take delivery of new aircraft and expand capacity, market competition is becoming increasingly intense. At the same time, divergent policy pathways across countries have resulted in varying decarbonization requirements and civil aviation regulations, increasing the cost and uncertainty of cross-border operations.

  • Continue to develop and increase frequencies on high-potential passenger and cargo routes, strengthen the global route network, maximize fleet utilization, optimize products and services, and refine cabin inventory management to enhance operational performance.
  • Monitor developments in financial and tax-related regulations and strive to maximize the interests of our employees, shareholders, and creditors.

  • Developed 3 new destinations and flexibly adjusted fleet deployment to enhance network connectivity and respond to changes in passenger and cargo market demand.


  • Optimize passenger and cargo networks through flexible deployment of passenger aircraft and freighters to balance revenue contributions and improve operational performance.
  • Beginning in 2026, take delivery of 13 additional Boeing 787 aircraft and convert 3 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft into freighters.


  • Capture market demand and develop high-potential destinations to strengthen market competitiveness.
  • Continue fleet modernization through the introduction of 24 Airbus A350-1000 wide-body aircraft between 2027 and 2033, with options for an additional six aircraft, and 18 Airbus A321neo narrow-body aircraft between 2029 and 2033.

Budget Performance:
Estimated consolidated operating revenue for 2025: NT$216.89 billion; actual consolidated operating revenue: NT$220.33 billion, with a target achievement rate of 102%.
Estimated consolidated profit before tax for 2025: NT$27.63 billion; actual consolidated profit before tax: NT$34.02 billion, with a target achievement rate of 123%.

G

Business Integrity and Ethics

positive
Effective implementation of business integrity and ethical conduct not only ensures that employees act in accordance with business ethics and societal expectations, but also contributes to market stability and safeguards stakeholder interests.

negative
Incidents involving violations of business integrity and ethical conduct may damage the Company’s reputation, disrupt market order, undermine consumer rights and interests, and potentially result in litigation risks.

    EVA Air has established the following policies and guidelines to promote ethical business conduct, strengthen risk management, and safeguard stakeholder interests:

  • Codes of Ethical Conduct
  • Ethical Corporate Management Best Practice Principles
  • Procedures for Ethical Management and Guidelines for Conduct
  • Antitrust Compliance Guidelines
  • Information Security Policy
  • Corporate Sustainability Best Practice Principles
  • Code of Conduct

  • Conduct two director continuing education programs annually, with each session lasting three hours.
  • Conduct one internal Board performance evaluation annually.
  • Conduct one integrity management training program for employees annually.
  • Properly handle reported cases and report significant results to the Board of Directors or relevant committees in accordance with established procedures.


  • Continue to conduct director continuing education programs and employee integrity management training programs, and appropriately handle and report whistleblowing, consultation, and communication cases as necessary.
  • Conduct external Board performance evaluations.


  • Strengthen business integrity and risk management practices, enhance corporate governance standards, and safeguard the interests of investors and stakeholders.
  • Conduct two director continuing education programs annually, with each session lasting three hours, achieving a completion rate of 100%.
  • Conduct one internal Board performance evaluation annually, achieving a completion rate of 100%.
  • Conduct one integrity management training program for employees annually, achieving a completion rate of 100%.
  • No incidents involving violations of ethical corporate management were identified in 2025, and the results were reported to the Board of Directors.
G

Sustainable Supply Chain Management

positive
Effective sustainable supply chain management helps ensure a stable supply of raw materials and improve overall supply chain sustainability performance. Strengthening green supply chain practices also promotes positive industry development, enhances corporate brand image, and improves competitiveness and long-term profitability.

negative
Failure to properly manage the supply chain may result in negative environmental and social consequences, including environmental degradation and human rights violations. It may also increase the risk of supply chain disruptions, adversely affecting customer interests and business operations.

  • Established the “EVA Air Supply Chain Sustainable Development Policy” and the “EVA Air Supplier Code of Conduct”.
  • Implemented sustainable procurement policies and management practices.

  • Supplier Code of Conduct (SCoC) communication rate reached 100% for both Tier 1 suppliers and critical suppliers.
  • Sustainability Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) response rate reached 100% among Tier 1 suppliers.
  • Conducted one supplier education training and one supplier conference annually.


  • Increase engagement with critical suppliers on decarbonization by 20%.


  • Achieve a 15% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions among critical suppliers by 2030.
  • Collect information annually from procurement units through internal survey forms to track the Supplier Code of Conduct (SCoC) communication rate, Sustainability Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) response rate, and supplier education and training completion rate among Tier 1 suppliers.
  • Monitor supply chain performance through the annual supplier conference.
  • Track participation and proposal submissions for the Green Supply Chain Program on an annual basis.
G

Risk and Opportunity Management

positive
Effective risk and opportunity management helps identify business opportunities arising from market and policy changes at an early stage, support the development of new business opportunities, and enhance revenue generation. It also helps avoid additional costs resulting from unexpected events and strengthens productivity and financial performance through incentive mechanisms that enhance employee motivation and efficiency.

negative
Inadequate management may result in risk events that trigger operational disruptions, increase costs associated with emergency response measures and regulatory penalties, and weaken customer trust, leading to customer attrition and reduced revenue. These impacts may adversely affect operating costs and corporate reputation.

Established the “Risk Management Policy and Procedures” to identify, assess, and manage uncertainties that may affect the Company’s operations, enhance the effectiveness of risk management responsibilities, and support the achievement of the Company’s operational objectives.


  • Adopt a risk and opportunity management framework with reference to the methodologies of ISO 31000 and COSO, and in alignment with the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards. Conduct annual risk assessments and develop corresponding response plans.
  • Regularly report risk management performance to the Sustainability Committee and the Board of Directors.


  • Strengthen risk management capabilities and establish a consistent risk and opportunity management framework across the consolidated companies.


  • Strengthen the implementation of risk management mechanisms, enhance risk response capabilities and operational resilience, and support the achievement of the Company’s sustainable development objectives.

The ESG Committee serves as the body responsible for the promotion and implementation of risk management. It integrates and supervises responsible departments in implementing the Risk Management Policy and Procedures, tracks the implementation of risk controls and improvement measures, and reports implementation progress annually to the Sustainability Committee and the Board of Directors.

S

Recruitment and Retention

positive
By providing competitive compensation and benefits, a well-established promotion system, and comprehensive career development and exploration mechanisms, EVA Air enhances employee satisfaction and reduces workforce turnover. These efforts also help attract external talent and create a positive cycle of talent attraction and retention.

negative
Failure to effectively retain talent may result in workforce shortages, leading not only to increased recruitment and training costs but also to operational inefficiencies caused by insufficient staffing and excessive employee workloads. This may adversely affect EVA Air’s brand commitments to “safe and convenient air travel” and “caring and attentive service,” thereby weakening its long-term competitiveness.

  • Implement effective recruitment practices: Conduct recruitment based on workforce needs, actively expand diverse recruitment channels, and progressively introduce digital technologies to optimize recruitment and selection processes.
  • Strengthen talent retention: Establish a sound promotion system and provide job rotation opportunities at irregular intervals, together with comprehensive training and development resources, to support employees’ continuous career growth.
  • Value employee feedback: Conduct regular Employee Engagement Survey and leverage various communication channels to transform employee feedback into concrete improvement actions. These efforts help balance recruitment costs, talent quality, and employee satisfaction, thereby enhancing employee engagement and reducing turnover.

  • Maintain an employee turnover rate below 5%.
  • Achieve an employee participation rate of at least 70% in the Employee Engagement Survey, with an average engagement score of at least 70%.


  • Maintain an employee turnover rate below 4.5%.
  • Achieve an employee participation rate of at least 72.5% in the Employee Engagement Survey, with an average engagement score of at least 72.5%.


  • Maintain an employee turnover rate below 4.5%
  • Achieve an employee participation rate of at least 75% in the Employee Engagement Survey, with an average engagement score of at least 75%.
  • Track the time required from manpower requisition to onboarding and evaluate the effectiveness of process improvements aimed at shortening recruitment lead times. Monitor retention rates during the probation period to assess the effectiveness of candidate selection and job matching.
  • Track the number of employee promotions and internal transfers to ensure smooth career development pathways. Evaluate training effectiveness by monitoring employee performance following training programs.
  • Collect employee feedback through both regular and ad hoc communication channels, develop feasible improvement initiatives, and track implementation outcomes.
S

Labor Relations and Human Rights Protection

positive
Sound labor-management relations help strengthen communication and interaction between employees and the Company, reduce conflicts, and enhance employees’ sense of belonging and job satisfaction.

negative
Failure to establish effective labor-management communication and engagement mechanisms may lead to talent loss and labor disputes, adversely affecting operational stability and corporate reputation. In addition, violations of human rights-related laws and regulations, such as forced labor or child labor, may result in fines or penalties imposed by local authorities and damage the Company’s reputation, potentially leading to customer loss.

  • Provide diverse communication channels and maintain regular engagement with multiple labor unions and employees to foster positive labor-management relations and strengthen employee identification with the Company.
  • Communicate the Company’s future development plans, operational strategies, major developments, and key initiatives through monthly internal meetings, enabling employees to better understand the Company’s operating performance and provide timely feedback, thereby strengthening organizational cohesion.
  • Establish a Human Rights Policy Statement and maintain a human rights protection environment based on the principles of protection, respect, and remedy. EVA Air prohibits all forms of human rights violations and complies with applicable labor laws and regulations in the regions where it operates.

  • Hold a communication meeting with at least one labor union each month to facilitate timely responses to employees’ suggestions and feedback.
  • Continuously collect and review feedback raised by departments and employees through various communication channels and evaluate appropriate follow-up actions as needed.
  • Establish a Human Rights Policy Statement and conduct annual human rights due diligence.
  • Maintain an employee job satisfaction rate of at least 70% in the Organizational Climate Survey.


  • Continuously and regularly hold communication meetings with multiple labor unions to conduct dialogue on issues or suggestions raised by the unions to seek consensus.
  • Continue to collect and review feedback raised by departments and employees through various communication channels and evaluate appropriate follow-up actions as needed.
  • Continue to conduct regular human rights due diligence and provide human rights-related training programs.
  • Achieve an employee job satisfaction rate of at least 72.5% in the Employee Engagement Survey.


  • Based on the principles of good faith and mutual trust, the the unions and corporation engage in collective bargaining regarding working conditions or legally agreeable terms to reach a reasonable consensus and sign agreements for mutual compliance to maintain harmonious labor relations.
  • Enhance employees’ understanding of the Company’s operations and strengthen employee engagement, identification, and organizational cohesion.
  • Regularly review and update human rights policies and related systems and procedures with reference to international human rights standards, emerging trends, and human rights due diligence results to prevent human rights violations and effectively safeguard human rights.
  • Achieve an employee job satisfaction rate of at least 75% in the Employee Engagement Survey.
  • Hold a communication meeting with at least one labor union each month.
  • Maintain employee feedback, communication, and grievance channels, and review and respond to employee feedback on a monthly basis.
  • Implement the Human Rights Policy Statement and conduct human rights due diligence.
S

Occupational Safety and Health Management

positive
Providing a safe and healthy workplace and promoting employee well-being help improve employees’ focus and productivity, thereby enhancing operational performance. Effective occupational safety and health (OSH) management also improves employee satisfaction and retention, reducing recruitment and training costs.

negative
Non-compliance with occupational safety and health regulations or the occurrence of major incidents may result in fines, penalties, and increased medical expenses. Occupational injuries and mental health issues may also lead to reduced attendance, workforce shortages, and higher personnel costs.

  • Establish the “Occupational Safety and Health Policy”, committing to compliance with and exceeding applicable legal requirements, as well as hazard identification and risk control.
  • Pursue the goals of “Zero Violations, Zero Accidents, and Healthy Employees”.

  • Maintain a frequency rate (FR) < 7.40 cases per million working hours.
  • Achieve a 100% completion rate for annual employee health examinations.


  • Maintain a frequency rate (FR) < 6.00 cases per million working hours.


  • Maintain a frequency rate (FR) < 5.00 cases per million working hours.
  • Conduct annual internal audits, management reviews, and workplace inspections under the ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System and Taiwan Occupational Safety and Health Management System (TOSHMS).
  • Maintain certification through annual surveillance audits or recertification of the ISO 45001 and TOSHMS management systems.
  • Convene the Occupational Safety and Health Committee every three months to review OSH performance.
  • Monitor the completion rate of annual employee health examinations (number of employees receiving health examinations / number of employees required to receive health examinations).
S

Customer Relationship and Service Innovation

positive
Continuously develop innovative service models and products to meet customers’ growing demand for technology-enabled services and enhance customer satisfaction. These efforts also contribute to outstanding performance in international rankings, strengthening EVA Air’s global reputation and brand value.

negative
As consumer awareness continues to increase and social media becomes more influential, the likelihood of customer disputes and related litigation may rise, increasing the risk of compensation claims and reputational damage.

Adopt the “EVA Air Service Commitment ”as the Company's service policy and implement the “EVA Air Service Declaration 2.0”.


  • Maintain a passenger Net Promoter Score (NPS)≧69.50


  • Maintain a passenger Net Promoter Score (NPS)≧69.50


  • Become a world-class airline and the airline of choice for customers.
  • Regularly monitor performance using passenger Net Promoter Score (NPS), customer satisfaction, customer complaint rate, and defect-free rate as key performance indicators.
  • Verify the implementation of service procedures through regular audits and project reviews. For major customer complaints or high-risk issues, implement recurrence prevention measures to continuously improve service quality.
P

In-flight Catering Management

positive
We strictly adhere to international health standards and rigorously supervise  the selection, distribution, storage, and preparation of in-flight meals. We also maintain stringent food safety control procedures to ensure the safety, hygiene, and quality of in-flight meals while providing innovative meal services, thereby enhancing customer satisfaction and supporting revenue growth.

negative
Failure to properly manage in-flight meal safety may jeopardize passenger health, raise food safety concerns, damage the Company's reputation, result in customer loss, or lead to penalties for non-compliance with applicable food safety and hygiene regulations.

Comply with the standards established by the International Flight Services Association (IFSA) to ensure stringent control of in-flight meal safety throughout the catering process.


  • Business Class meal defect-free rate target: 99.994%
  • Premium Economy Class and Economy Class meal defect-free rate target: 99.998%
  • Airline catering hygiene inspection rate target: 100%


  • Business Class meal defect-free rate target: 99.994%
  • Premium Economy Class and Economy Class meal defect-free rate target: 99.998%
  • Airline catering hygiene inspection rate target: 100%


  • Establish annual meal defect-free rate targets based on the average defect-free rate of the previous three years. If the target is not achieved, a recurrence prevention plan shall be submitted to strengthen preventive and corrective actions.
  • Airline catering hygiene inspection rate target: 100%
  • Regularly participate in Service Quality Management Committee meetings to review the provision of in-flight catering services, customer feedback, operational irregularities and their root causes, and formulate corresponding improvement measures.
  • Conduct monthly meal inspections at each station to ensure strict quality control of in-flight meals.
  • Conduct annual food safety and hygiene audits of airline catering facilities worldwide to oversee meal preparation environments and food safety management.
P

Fleet Planning

positive
Improved fleet composition enables EVA Air to optimize the utilization of passenger aircraft and freighters, maintain operational competitiveness, improve energy efficiency, reduce resource consumption, and minimize environmental impacts.

negative
If fleet planning does not achieve its intended objectives, it may result in inefficient allocation of the Company's resources, reduced fuel efficiency, and adverse impacts on operational performance.

In response to operational requirements and changing market conditions, EVA Air continues to introduce next-generation passenger aircraft and retire older aircraft. The newly introduced aircraft improve fuel more than 15% compared with the existing fleet.


  • Introduce 5 new Boeing 787 passenger aircraft in 2025.
  • Operate 26 new-generation passenger aircraft by 2027, comprising 24 Boeing 787 aircraft and 2 Airbus A350-1000 aircraft.


  • Operate 54 new-generation passenger aircraft by 2030, comprising 30 Boeing 787 aircraft, 18 Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, and 6 Airbus A321neo aircraft.


  • Operate 76 new-generation passenger aircraft by 2033, representing 70% of the total fleet, comprising 34 Boeing 787 aircraft, 24 Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, and 18 Airbus A321neo aircraft.

Delivery schedule of new aircraft

P

Flight Safety

positive
Effective flight safety management enhances customer confidence in the airline, supports revenue growth, and reduces aircraft insurance costs by lowering accident risks.

negative
Safety incidents may result in aircraft damage, personal injury, operational disruptions, and fines or compensation liabilities. As the frequency of such incidents increases, customer confidence in the Company's brand may decline, leading to customer loss.

  • Vision: We aim to assure your safety whenever you are airborne; we never compromise safety in the air or on the ground.
  • Commitment: Regularly review the effectiveness of operational activities and foster a proactive safety culture.

  • Number of significant accidents = 0


  • Number of significant accidents over a five-year period = 0 (L)


  • "Zero Accident " has been EVA Air's ultimate safety goal since its establishment.
  • Establishes the Safety Performance Indicators (SPI) and Safety Performance Targets (SPT) taking into account the Company's operational situation. They are responsible for regularly monitoring the implementation effectiveness.
  • In the first quarter of each year, the previous year's SPI/SPT performance and revision proposals are presented during the Safety Promotion Committee (SPC) meeting. If the annual SPT is not achieved, the Action Team must submit improvement measures.
E

Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation

positive
Conducting early climate change assessments and implementing carbon reduction measures help strengthen the Company's operational resilience in responding to climate-related risks while minimizing negative environmental impacts.

negative
Failure to implement climate change adaptation and mitigation measures may reduce the Company's ability to respond effectively to climate-related events, resulting in prolonged operational disruptions, increased personnel and financial losses, and higher operating costs due to the need to purchase additional carbon credits under various carbon regulatory frameworks. It may also exacerbate climate change through increased carbon emissions.

  • With reference to the International Air Transport Association (IATA) decarbonization strategies and targets, EVA Air promotes various Fuel-saving Initiatives.
  • EVA Air is committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The Company has established short-, medium-, and long-term decarbonization strategies, joined the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), and set a target to reduce the Scope 1 and Scope 3 aviation fuel emissions intensity by 40% by 2031 compared with the 2019 baseline. EVA Air will continue to monitor progress toward this target.

  • Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) accounted for 0.5% of total fuel consumption in 2025.
  • Reduce non-renewable electricity consumption at EVA Air-owned buildings in Taiwan by 7% compared with 2018.
  • Renewable energy (green electricity) accounted for 10% of electricity consumption at EVA Air-owned buildings in Taiwan in 2025.
  • Achieve a CDP rating of B or above in 2025.
  • Achieve 13,500 tonnes of fuel savings from flight operations in 2025.


  • Increase sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) usage to 5% by 2030.
  • Reduce the Scope 1 and Scope 3 aviation fuel emissions intensity by 40% by 2031 compared with the 2019 baseline.
  • Increase renewable energy (green electricity) usage at EVA Air-owned buildings in Taiwan to 50% by 2035.


  • Achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

The Environmental Committee oversees the establishment of environmental protection and energy management objectives and targets, supervises the implementation of management plans, and conducts quarterly performance reviews.