The name “TRINITY” is derived from the Latin word Trinitas, symbolizing different elements coming together to create greater value and new possibilities.
Reflecting this meaning, Trinity Airways aims to be a global airline that creates better travel experiences and new possibilities for our customers.
Yes. Effective September 10, 2026, T’way Air has been rebranded as Trinity Airways.
As Trinity Airways, we are embarking on a new journey to provide our customers with an even more comfortable and reliable travel experience.
In the case of auxiliary batteries, please follow the following precautions and carry them into the aircraft.
1. Please carry portable batteries with you (do not store them in overhead bins).
2. If your portable battery overheats, please inform a crew member immediately.
3. Please cover the terminals of the power bank with insulating tape to avoid contact with metal, or store it in a plastic bag.
4. Charging power banks and electronic cigarettes using in-flight power supply is prohibited.
※ What is a Short Circuit?
▶ A short circuit occurs when a battery is in a state of being shorted, which can cause excessive current flow, leading to overheating and potentially causing a fire.
※ How to Check the Watt-Hour (Wh) of a Lithium Battery: The watt-hour (Wh) rating can be calculated using voltage (V) X current (Ah), (1Ah = 1,000mAh)
No. This does not affect your travel.
If the ticket was purchased and the e-ticket was issued before September 10, 2026, the airline name may still appear as T’way Air.
No. The location of the check-in counter remains the same.
However, it may change due to airport circumstances on the day of your flight.
Please be sure to check the Flight Information Display System (FIDS) at the airport for the latest check-in counter information.
