EVA Air
Infinity MileageLands
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About Infinity MileageLands
EVA Air Infinity MileageLands is the loyalty program for EVA Air, Taiwan's second-largest carrier and a Star Alliance member. EVA operates nonstop flights from the US to Taiwan (Taipei TPE) from Los Angeles (LAX), Seattle (SEA), San Francisco (SFO), New York (JFK), and Chicago (ORD), and connects to a broad Asia-Pacific network from Taipei. The airline is best known internationally for its premium economy class ('Premium Laurel Class') and business class ('Royal Laurel') products, which consistently rank among the best in Asia-Pacific aviation, and for operating a young, modern fleet of Boeing 777-300ER and 787-10 aircraft.
Infinity MileageLands currently does not accept direct transfers from any major US transferable currency programs - no American Express, Chase, Capital One, Citi, or Bilt transfers are available. US collectors seeking to fly EVA Air using transferable currency points typically book via Star Alliance partner programs: Aeroplan (which books EVA Air as a Star Alliance partner with zero surcharges) or United MileagePlus. EVA's own Infinity MileageLands program is primarily funded through EVA Air flights, co-branded credit cards in Taiwan, and partner activity.
EVA Air's Royal Laurel Class business cabin on the 777-300ER features a fully enclosed private suite with a sliding door - similar in concept to Qsuites and Singapore Airlines Business Class - in a 1-2-1 direct-aisle-access layout. This makes EVA one of the only Star Alliance carriers to offer a fully enclosed business class suite, positioning it competitively against Singapore Airlines, ANA, and JAL for US–Asia premium cabin travel. The Premium Laurel premium economy is also one of the best premium economy products in aviation. For travelers targeting Star Alliance Taiwan routing or Asia connections via Taipei, EVA Air represents exceptional value when booked through partner programs.
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Why transfer points to Infinity MileageLands?
Royal Laurel Suites - Fully Enclosed Business Class with Door
EVA Air's 'Royal Laurel' business class on the Boeing 777-300ER features private suites with a sliding door for complete privacy - one of only a handful of airlines globally to offer enclosed business class suites. The cabin operates in a 1-2-1 direct-aisle-access configuration. Combined with EVA's exceptional catering and Taiwanese hospitality, the Royal Laurel product is widely considered one of the best business class products in Star Alliance. For US collectors using Aeroplan or MileagePlus miles to book EVA Air, this product is accessible at competitive Star Alliance partner award rates.
Nonstop US–Taipei - Gateway to Asia-Pacific via TPE Hub
EVA Air operates nonstop flights from Los Angeles, Seattle, San Francisco, New York, and Chicago to Taipei (TPE), making Taiwan one of the most accessible major hubs in Asia for US travelers. From Taipei, EVA connects to Bangkok, Hong Kong, Singapore, Seoul, Tokyo, Osaka, Manila, Ho Chi Minh City, and dozens of other Asia-Pacific destinations. For US travelers targeting Southeast Asian or East Asian destinations via a Taiwan hub, EVA's TPE connections are often faster than routings through Dubai, Doha, or London.
Star Alliance Coverage Bookable via Aeroplan - Zero Surcharges
EVA Air's Star Alliance membership makes its flights bookable through Aeroplan (Air Canada's program, accessible via Amex, Chase, Capital One, and Bilt at 1:1). Aeroplan passes zero fuel surcharges on all partner awards including EVA Air, and its fixed distance-based chart provides predictable costs for US–Taiwan business class planning. This is the recommended pathway for US transferable currency holders seeking to fly EVA's Royal Laurel product - until Infinity MileageLands adds US bank transfer partnerships.
Premium Laurel - Best-in-Class Premium Economy
EVA Air's 'Premium Laurel' premium economy class is consistently rated among the best premium economy products in global aviation by Skytrax and AirlineRatings. The seat features a wider pitch, a fully adjustable footrest, meal service comparable to business class, and amenity kits well above typical premium economy standards. For travelers who find business class points requirements out of reach, Premium Laurel can be booked via Star Alliance partner miles at intermediate rates - typically 50,000–70,000 miles round-trip from the US via programs like Aeroplan.
How to transfer points to Infinity MileageLands
Follow these four steps every time. The golden rule: find available award space before transferring - transfers are irreversible.
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Find the award first
Search for award availability on Infinity MileageLands's website before moving a single point. Note the flight number, date, cabin, and exact miles required. Award space can disappear at any moment - and transfers are irreversible.
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Check for an active transfer bonus
Scroll up to the Current Bonuses table. If a bonus is live (e.g. +20%), you get 20% more miles for free - 10,000 points transferred becomes 12,000 miles. Timing your transfer to an active bonus is one of the easiest ways to stretch your balance without spending more.
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Execute the transfer from your bank
No direct US bank transfer partners are currently available for EVA Air.
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Book the award immediately
As soon as the miles post to your account, book the award. Don't wait - partner award availability can evaporate within hours. Have your loyalty membership number, passport details, and preferred payment method for taxes ready before you start the booking process.
Infinity MileageLands award chart - highlights
Chart type: Fixed zone-based chart (Infinity MileageLands - no US bank transfer access; use Aeroplan)
Infinity MileageLands uses a fixed zone-based chart for EVA Air flights. These rates are for reference - US collectors cannot directly transfer to this program. Rates for booking EVA Air via Aeroplan (recommended) are shown for comparison.
No US bank transfers to Infinity MileageLands currently. Best pathway: Aeroplan (Amex, Chase, Capital One, Bilt) with zero surcharges on EVA Air flights. Verify current Aeroplan rates at aeroplan.com before transferring.
How much are Infinity MileageLands miles worth?
The value of a Infinity MileageLands mile varies significantly depending on redemption type. Economy redemptions typically deliver near the base valuation; business and first class awards - especially on partner airlines - can return 3–10× more per mile than the average.
Worked example
US–Taipei Royal Laurel Business OW retails ~$3,500. Via Aeroplan at ~60,000 miles OW with zero surcharges: $3,500 ÷ 60,000 × 100 = 5.8¢/mile - excellent value for a fully enclosed business class suite.
Valuations per TPG April 2026 (1.4¢ average). Actual value varies by specific route, date, and cabin availability.
Best credit cards for earning Infinity MileageLands miles
EVA Air rarely has a compelling US co-branded card. The most effective strategy is earning transferable points from a premium bank card and converting them when you are ready to book.
Infinity MileageLands vs other Star Alliance programs
EVA Air competes with Singapore Airlines and ANA for Star Alliance premium cabin access from the US. All three are 5-star Asian carriers; EVA is accessible via Aeroplan, while Singapore and ANA have their own US bank transfer programs.
Bottom line
Use EVA Air (via Aeroplan) for US–Taiwan nonstop travel and Asia-Pacific connections where Taiwan routing is efficient - particularly Southeast Asian destinations reachable via TPE. The Royal Laurel enclosed business suite makes EVA competitive with Singapore Business and ANA The Business for premium cabin quality. Use Singapore KrisFlyer for Singapore Airlines Suites and Suites Class (unmatched by EVA), Alaska Hawaii at 13,500 miles, and direct Amex/Chase/Capital One/Citi bank access. Use ANA Mileage Club for the lowest Star Alliance Japan business class rate (35,000 miles OW) - the most competitive Japan routing from the US at own-program pricing.
Infinity MileageLands - program details
| Program Name | Infinity MileageLands |
| Alliance | Star Alliance |
| IATA Code | BR |
| Award Chart Type | Fixed zone-based (own-program) |
| US Bank Transfer Access | None currently - no major US transferable programs transfer to EVA |
| Best US Booking Alternative | Aeroplan (Amex, Chase, Capital One, Bilt) - zero surcharges on EVA |
| Miles Expiry | 3 years from last activity - resets on earn or redeem |
| Business Class Product | Royal Laurel - enclosed suite with door, 1-2-1 layout on 777-300ER |
| Premium Economy | Premium Laurel - consistently rated among world's best premium economy |
| US Nonstop Routes | LAX, SEA, SFO, JFK, ORD nonstop to Taipei (TPE) |
| Asia Hub Connections from TPE | Bangkok, Singapore, HKG, Tokyo, Seoul, Manila, HCMC, and more |
| Fleet | Boeing 777-300ER and 787-10 (both with Royal Laurel suite product) |
| Status Tiers | Diamond, Elite, Silver (EVA Air status) |
