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T'way Air to operate as Trinity Airways from Sept. 10

T'way Air said Monday it will begin operating under its new name, Trinity Airways, on Sept. 10, completing its rebranding following its acquisition by leisure conglomerate Sono Trinity Group. The name change will be the Korean budget airline's first in 16 years and comes after Sono Trinity Group, formerly known as Daemyung Sono Group, took control of the carrier last year. The airline's flight…

T'way Air to operate as Trinity Airways from Sept. 10

T way Air is set to rebrand as Trinity Airways starting September 10, as announced by the Korean budget airline. This marks the first name change for the carrier in 16 years, following its acquisition by the leisure conglomerate Sono Trinity Group. The acquisition, which included a 46 percent stake purchased for 250 billion won ($176.4 million) in February 2025, saw the group take control of the airline last year.

Despite the rebranding, flight codes, schedules, existing reservations, and terms of use will remain unchanged. Regulatory procedures were completed in May to update the operating license to reflect the new name.

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