Aviation Capital Group has delivered a Boeing 737-8 to Trinity Airways, the airline formerly known as T’way Air, as part of a seven-aircraft mandate. The aircraft is the third 737-8 in the programme and the first to enter service in Trinity’s new grey-and-rose-gold livery, ahead of the carrier’s planned launch under its new name on 10 September.
The delivery was tied to the airline’s rebrand as Trinity Airways and its fleet expansion from bases at Incheon International Airport and Gimpo International Airport in Seoul. Aviation Capital Group expects the remaining aircraft in the seven-jet order to arrive by the end of 2026.
The new 737-8 will support the carrier’s transition to its updated identity while adding narrowbody capacity for services in South Korea and across the wider Asia-Pacific region. Trinity’s rebranding follows its change of name from T’way Air and forms part of a broader fleet renewal effort under the airline’s current growth plan.