T’way Air has announced it will rebrand as Trinity Airways as part of a broader vision to position itself as a global airline focused on comfort and reliability.
The airline emphasised that all existing bookings will remain valid, and passengers do not need to take any additional steps. Until the new brand officially launches, travellers should continue using T’way Air airport counters.
The transition to Trinity Airways will take effect only after all required approvals from domestic and international authorities are secured—a process expected to take several months. The official launch date will be announced at a later stage.
This post was published on 5 April 2026 22:48
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