Taiwan's Three Long-Haul Airlines Shouldn't Exist. Here's Why They Do

Taiwan has 23 million people. Yet it has three long-haul airlines. All profitable. All ordering new widebody aircraft. All flying to North America. The UK has one. Germany has one. Japan, five times the population, has two. The most misunderstood aviation market on the planet explained. 0:00 Why Taiwan Doesn't Make Sense 1:50 The Family Feud That Built an Airline 6:06 Taiwan's Geographic Secret Weapon 9:02 China Airlines: Cold War Origins and a Dark History 14:00 EVA Air and Starlux: Two Very Different Bets 16:16 Can Three Carriers Share One Island? 17:46 Why Starlux Chose Prague