South Korean budget carrier T'way Air has officially rebranded as Trinity Airways, marking the completion of its acquisition by leisure conglomerate Sono Trinity Group.
The name change reflects the carrier's integration into the broader corporate structure of its new owner, which itself was renamed from Sono Group to Sono Trinity Group earlier this year.
The rebranding consolidates Sono Trinity's presence in the domestic aviation market under a unified identity.
By aligning the airline's name with the parent company, the group aims to streamline its leisure and travel offerings, potentially leveraging cross-promotional opportunities across its hotel and tourism divisions.
This development follows a period of consolidation in the South Korean low-cost carrier sector, where larger conglomerates have sought to expand their footprint through acquisitions.
The transition to the Trinity Airways brand is expected to be rolled out across the airline's fleet, digital platforms, and marketing materials in the coming weeks.