@@twoweeledsoto6072 when this video was published, there are actually more economy reviews than PE. I’m among the first to publish their long haul PE review😅
i'm going on a 14 hour flight, i'm deciding between eva airline vs starlux premium not sure which to go for btw the pricing for me from LAX to taiwan is both around 1250 for both airline
I fly EVA and China Air (the Taiwan China Air, NOT the PRC one) on prem economy a lot. I prefer China Air----the planes tend to be not as full, the seats seem wider than EVA, the cabin feels more spacious. China Air was probably the gov't owned one (their blue colors probably reflect KuoMingTang) so some Taiwanese might think it's not that good or steer away from it for EVA. Since I'm not Taiwanese, I don't care about national allegiance, just want a comfy, clean plane.
Thanks for this. Am looking at PE and wondering about lounge access and food. The only thing more I wanted to know about is the wine and drinks offering.
Which bathroom can Premium Economy use, the one in front or at the back. It should have its own bathroom but it appears that there is no assigned bathroom for premium economy, which is different from its competitors. An assign bathroom within the premium economy class is highly recommended. No need to line up in the long line in the bathrooms at the economy session.
This is another ill-conceived review of an airline product. Unnecessary time is spent in the departure airport, on the jetway, on the rollout and takeoff, and in this particular video case, staring at the back of a seat while an announcement ensues. All that could be deleted from the video as unnecessary and distracting. What we want to see is the hard product and associated amenities. You do show the legroom which was good, but you show little else about the seat and the immediate environment. Your quick review of the food was sufficient, but we really don’t need to see an airplane wing upon landing. It just makes the video boring and unnecessarily long. This is not a travel blog. It’s not a vanity for your family reflecting your overseas travel. It’s a review of a specific product. Focus on that specific product and not all the fluff
@@richardjones9007 thanks for the input. but I will never, ever, cut off the takeoff & landing moment, like-ever. it’s a part that a lot of avgeeks appreciate.
What price compare app were you using at the end?
Google Flights. actually, the prices between all 3 Taiwanese carriers are very fluctuative from time to time.
There a plenty of premium economy reviews. But very few Economy reviews.
@@twoweeledsoto6072 when this video was published, there are actually more economy reviews than PE. I’m among the first to publish their long haul PE review😅
i'm going on a 14 hour flight, i'm deciding between eva airline vs starlux premium not sure which to go for
btw the pricing for me from LAX to taiwan is both around 1250 for both airline
I haven’t tried EVA Air before. but Starlux is definitely worth a try.
I fly EVA and China Air (the Taiwan China Air, NOT the PRC one) on prem economy a lot. I prefer China Air----the planes tend to be not as full, the seats seem wider than EVA, the cabin feels more spacious. China Air was probably the gov't owned one (their blue colors probably reflect KuoMingTang) so some Taiwanese might think it's not that good or steer away from it for EVA. Since I'm not Taiwanese, I don't care about national allegiance, just want a comfy, clean plane.
@@wili1129 well too late lol I’m taking STARLUX today lol nice timing
EVA ... avoid China Airlines (Taiwanese carrier). @@sfbatraveler
@@wili1129 That's China Airlines and it's state owned enterprise
Thanks for this. Am looking at PE and wondering about lounge access and food. The only thing more I wanted to know about is the wine and drinks offering.
@@sinosoul wine selections are decent: sparkling, red, and white wine. there are also whisky, vodka, gin, beer, and juices.
debating between this or China Airlines PE. For SFO/BKK
i think starlux is better value
@@philipp3542 yea going with them for sure
@@philipp3542 agree
Which bathroom can Premium Economy use, the one in front or at the back. It should have its own bathroom but it appears that there is no assigned bathroom for premium economy, which is different from its competitors. An assign bathroom within the premium economy class is highly recommended. No need to line up in the long line in the bathrooms at the economy session.
the one in the front
This is another ill-conceived review of an airline product. Unnecessary time is spent in the departure airport, on the jetway, on the rollout and takeoff, and in this particular video case, staring at the back of a seat while an announcement ensues. All that could be deleted from the video as unnecessary and distracting. What we want to see is the hard product and associated amenities. You do show the legroom which was good, but you show little else about the seat and the immediate environment. Your quick review of the food was sufficient, but we really don’t need to see an airplane wing upon landing. It just makes the video boring and unnecessarily long. This is not a travel blog. It’s not a vanity for your family reflecting your overseas travel. It’s a review of a specific product. Focus on that specific product and not all the fluff
@@richardjones9007 thanks for the input. but I will never, ever, cut off the takeoff & landing moment, like-ever. it’s a part that a lot of avgeeks appreciate.
@@sfbatraveler he must be fun at parties
I thaught he did a good job.