Aviation Capital Group (ACG), a global full-service aircraft asset manager, delivered a new Boeing 737-8 aircraft to Trinity Airways, formerly T’way Air, a South Korean selective service carrier.
Delivered from the ACG orderbook, the aircraft is the first to enter into service featuring the airline’s new brand identity and distinctive Trinity Gray and Rose Gold livery. The aircraft will enable Trinity’s continued growth and sustainably connect South Korea to the wider Asia-Pacific region from its hubs at Incheon International Airport and Gimpo International Airport in Seoul.
“We are proud to deliver the first Boeing 737-8 in the new Trinity Airways’ identity and to support the airline’s continued international expansion as it enters this next stage of development,” Carter A. White, executive vice president and chief commercial officer of ACG, said. “We congratulate the Trinity team as they celebrate this important milestone and we wish them every success as they begin this exciting new chapter in the company’s history.”
Chris Kong, senior vice president and procurement director of Trinity Airways, added, “This aircraft represents more than the addition of another aircraft to our fleet. It is the first aircraft to carry the new Trinity Airways identity into service, marking the first step in our journey with our new brand mission, ‘relaxed and reliable.’ We are excited to begin this next phase with the Boeing 737-8 and are pleased to take this important step together with ACG, our valued partner.”
This delivery represents the third aircraft delivered by ACG to Trinity under a seven aircraft Boeing 737-8 mandate, with the remaining aircraft scheduled for delivery from ACG’s orderbook by the end of 2026.
