South Korean carrier T’way Air has announced a new name and branding. It will now be called Trinity Airways.
The airline, founded as Hansung Airlines in April 2005 and later renamed T’way in 2010, will begin the transformation process in 2026.
About T’way
T’way Air is based at Seoul’s Gimpo and Incheon airports and operates to 46 destinations across Asia and the Far East, with many routes to China, Japan and within South Korea itself.
It also operates long-haul services to Canada, France, Italy, Spain and Australia.
T’way’s fleet currently comprises:
- 11x Airbus A330-200/300
- 26x Boeing 737-800
- 4x Boeing 737 MAX 8
- 2x Boeing 777-300ER
It has additional Boeing 737 MAX 8 and Airbus A330-900neo aircraft on order.
New Name and Livery
According to the airline’s website, the name TRINITY originates from the Latin word Trīnitās, meaning “three coming together as one to achieve completeness.” It signifies more than a number when different elements unite, they create greater value and new possibilities.
The airline will begin redefining its corporate value system and future direction under the new Trinity Airways name from 2026.
As part of this, its fleet will be painted in this new livery.
Why is it doing this? The airlines states “We believe that fearless transformation builds lasting trust with our customers. This belief drives us to approach things differently.”
What do you think of the new name and livery? Have you ever flown T’way? Leave a comment below.
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Whenever i see Air Canada’s current livery, i think “ Delta North”. I look at Trinity and Think “ Delta East”. I wish the Delta livery had the large titles like the new Trinity