T’way Air will change its company name to Trinity Airways and begin operating under the new name on September 10.
The new name is derived from “Trinitas,” a Latin word meaning “three coming together as one to form completeness.”
There will be no changes to the airline code “TW” or flight numbers. When registering electronic arrival documents, passengers must enter the flight number beginning with “TW” shown on their airline ticket, regardless of whether the registration is made before or after the name change. Tickets that have already been booked and issued can be used without any change procedures.
Airport counters will operate as T’way Air counters through September 9 and as Trinity Airways counters from September 10.
T’way Air changed its name from the former Hansung Airlines and began operations in 2010. In 2025, Sono Trinity Group (formerly Daemyung Sono Group), a major South Korean resort operator, acquired management control of the airline. The name change was approved at a shareholders’ meeting on March 31 this year and authorized by South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport on May 15.
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