Rebranded from T'Way Air, Trinity Airways is an upcoming South Korean airline based in Seoul. This airline is currently awaiting approvals from relevant domestic and international authorities before it begins operations.
Trinity Airways was originally founded in 2005 as T'Way Air, South Korea's first low-cost carrier, which is a popular budget option for Korean air travel. With its rebrand announced in 2026, Trinity Airways takes the beloved airline in a new direction, one which focuses the airline on its "vision of becoming a global airline dedicated to customer comfort and reliability". As T'Way Air transitions towards a hybrid airline under Trinity Airways, you can expect access to a larger amount of routes including a growing network of long-haul destinations.
In early 2026 T'Way announced its rebrand into Trinity Airways following T'Way's acquisition by the Daemyung Sono Group (South Korea's largest hospitality company) which own a variety of hotels and resorts. The name "Trinity" comes from the groups vision to bring their airlines, hotels and resorts together as one.
Information about Trinity Airways' baggage policy has yet to be announced by the airline. Please check back soon for up-to-date information.
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Trinity Airway's is yet to confirm specific details on the cabin classes it will be offering. However, we do know that Trinity Airways is making improvements to the cabin interiors on its widebody aircraft, including potentially new cabin classes for long-haul flights.
Here's what we know so far:
Economy class with Trinity Airways is set to be revised with updated seat covers, improved in-flight entertainment interfaces and an improved layout as part of the airline's plan to change seat configurations in its A330 fleet.
Trinity Airways is yet to confirm specific changes.
Trinity Airways looks to improve its premium economy offering on its long-haul routes over time. Details are yet to be confirmed by Trinity Airways.
While specific details of food and drink availability are yet to be confirmed, you can purchase refreshments and food on all flights.
Check-in details are currently unavailable for Trinity Airways. Please check back soon for more information.
Trinity Airways flies to over 46 destinations across Asia, Europe, North America, and Oceania. Domestically in South Korea, the airline serves Busan, Daegu, Jeju, and Seoul. International destinations include Hong Kong, Shanghai, Fukuoka, Naha, Cebu, Taipei, Bangkok, Hanoi, Jakarta, Sydney, Frankfurt, Rome, Paris, Barcelona and more.
Further details are yet to be released about Trinity Airways' full network. The destinations listed below are subject to change.
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Incheon International Airport (ICN) is Trinity Airways' international hub in Seoul, South Korea. The airline has flown from Incheon since launching its first international route in 2011. The airport handled over 73 million international passengers in 2025. It was also ranked the second-best airport in the world by Skytrax in 2026.
Other airlines that use Incheon as a hub include Air Busan, Air Premia, Air Seoul, Asiana Airlines, Eastar Jet, Jeju Air, Jin Air and Korean Air.
For domestic flights, Trinity Airways operates from Gimpo International Airport (GMP), also in Seoul. Gimpo has been the airline's domestic base since its very first flight in 2010.
31st March 2026
Trinity Airways: T'way Air shareholders approve new name with near-unanimous support
South Korean carrier T'way Air has officially rebranded as Trinity Airways, following a shareholder vote at its annual general meeting in Seoul. The name change passed with 99.2% of votes cast.
The rebrand follows the airline's acquisition by Daemyung Sono Group — South Korea's largest hospitality company. The new name reflects the group's three core business areas: airlines, hotels, and resorts. Existing bookings, flight numbers, and the TW airline code remain unchanged during the transition.