Trinity Airlines Takes Flight Under New Name... Official Launch of Operations

Passenger Transport Begins with Departures from Daegu and Incheon

Cabin Crew Wear Updated Uniforms

Fleet Expansion to Continue with Newest Aircraft Models Within the Year

Trinity Airlines has commenced its first passenger operations under the new corporate name.

Trinity Airlines employees are welcoming customers at the check-in counter at Incheon International Airport, featuring the new corporate identity. Trinity Airlines

On the morning of September 10, Trinity Airlines announced that it has officially launched regular domestic and international flights under the "Trinity Airlines" brand, beginning with its morning departures.

The first flights under the new name were flight TW801, which departed from Daegu Airport to Jeju at 6:10 a.m., and flight TW237, which left Incheon International Airport for Narita, Japan at 6:55 a.m. In addition, the aircraft (HL8754) sporting the new corporate identity (CI) livery was deployed for the first time on the Gimpo-Jeju route (flight TW705), welcoming passengers onboard. The company plans to gradually apply the new livery to all aircraft currently in operation, as well as to future additions to its fleet.

On all routes departing that day, crew members and airport check-in staff wearing the new uniforms were on duty. The new uniforms, unveiled in August, were designed to reflect the new CI colors and emphasize practicality. The rebranding of key customer touchpoints—including the official website, mobile application, and airport counters—has also been completed. To minimize passenger confusion, the company has maintained the previous locations of check-in terminals and counters.

Passengers are using Trinity Airlines' premium check-in counter at Incheon International Airport, featuring the airline's new corporate identity. Trinity Airlines

Seizing the brand transition as an opportunity, the company conducted a comprehensive review of its safety management systems across all departments, including flight operations, maintenance, and cabin services. Within this year, Trinity Airlines plans to further enhance its mid- and long-haul route competitiveness by continuously introducing next-generation jets such as the Airbus A330-900neo widebody and the Boeing B737-8.

A Trinity Airlines representative stated, “The first flight featuring the new CI marks a significant new beginning for Trinity Airlines in partnership with Sono Trinity Group. We will do our utmost to deliver a differentiated flying experience based on our SSC strategy, while gradually expanding the new livery to all aircraft.”

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