T'way Air unveils fresh look ahead of rebrand

T'way Air is set to unveil its new identity with the debut of its first Boeing 737-8 painted in Trinity Airways' updated brand colors. The airline announced the move on Thursday, ahead of its official rebrand next week. At Gimpo International Airport, staff and cabin crew in Trinity Airways uniforms celebrated the occasion, marking the aircraft's first appearance under the new brand.

Scheduled to commence its inaugural flight under the new branding on September 10, the aircraft will operate on the Gimpo-Jeju route. T'way Air's transition to Trinity Airways involves the application of the airline's new corporate identity and design to the Boeing 737-8, which features advanced CFM International LEAP-1B engines.

These engines contribute to enhanced fuel efficiency and reduced carbon emissions, setting the aircraft apart from earlier models in its class. As the rebranding unfolds, more aircraft will be introduced with the new livery, while existing aircraft will also receive repainting as part of the transition process. During this changeover, aircraft will bear the Trinity Airways name to assist passengers in acclimating to the new brand.