Aviation Capital Group has delivered a new Boeing 737-8 to South Korea’s Trinity Airways, marking the first aircraft to enter service in the carrier’s new branding following its transition from T’way Air.
The aircraft was delivered from ACG’s Boeing orderbook and is the third of seven 737-8s being supplied to the airline under an existing mandate. The remaining four aircraft are scheduled to be delivered by the end of 2026.
The delivery also introduces Trinity Airways’ new gray and rose gold livery, making the 737-8 the first aircraft to operate with the carrier’s new visual identity.
Trinity plans to use the additional narrowbody capacity to support expansion from its Seoul hubs at Incheon International Airport and Gimpo International Airport, including services across the Asia-Pacific region.
The seven-aircraft transaction with ACG provides Trinity with additional 737-8 capacity as the airline moves forward with its new brand and continues expanding its international network.