The rebrand was first announced in September last year, following T’way’s acquisition by Daemyung Sono Group in February 2025, and was approved by shareholders at the group’s annual meeting in March 2026. The airline now awaits clearance from foreign aviation regulators before officially adopting the new name. A company spokesperson called the license approval an important first step, emphasizing that safety and service quality will remain top priorities during the transition.
The ministry has also instructed the airline to keep consumers informed about the changes and to maintain its safety management system.
On the T’way website it states:
The ministry has also instructed the airline to keep consumers informed about the changes and to maintain its safety management system.
On the T’way website it states:
“Operations will begin once all approval procedures from relevant domestic and international authorities are completed, which generally takes several months. The official start date will be announced separately once finalized.”
T’way will continue to use the airline code TW and familiar flight numbers following the name change and rebranding.
On official registration documents, the company’s name has already been changed to Trinity Airways, but operations and communications will only be updated once all the necessary approvals are given.
T’way will continue to use the airline code TW and familiar flight numbers following the name change and rebranding.
On official registration documents, the company’s name has already been changed to Trinity Airways, but operations and communications will only be updated once all the necessary approvals are given.
The name "Trinity" originates from the Latin Trinitas. It symbolizes the group's strategy to merge three core pillars of travel: aviation, accommodation, and tourism services.
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