South Korea's T'way Air rebrands as Trinity Airways for premium long-haul service

South Korea’s T’way Air rebranded as Trinity Airways on Aug 6, adopting a hybrid model that blends budget fares with premium services on longer routes. The airline calls this a “selective service carrier,” keeping competitive fares and streamlined operations on short routes while upgrading airport and onboard services on longer flights under the mission “Relaxed and Reliable.” It will tap parent Sono Trinity Group’s hotels, overhaul meals later in 2026, and introduce lounges, Wi-Fi and a combined loyalty program from the second half of 2026.