Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has delivered a new Boeing 737-8 to South Korean airline Trinity Airways, marking the first aircraft to enter service under the carrier’s new branding following its transition from T’way Air.
The aircraft comes from ACG’s Boeing orderbook and is the third of seven 737-8s being delivered to Trinity Airways under an existing agreement. The remaining four aircraft are scheduled for delivery by the end of 2026.
The latest delivery also introduces Trinity Airways’ new visual identity, with the 737-8 featuring the airline’s new gray and rose gold livery.
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Supporting fleet expansion
Trinity Airways plans to use the additional narrowbody capacity to support its growth from its Seoul hubs at Incheon International Airport and Gimpo International Airport.
The airline is expected to deploy the additional 737-8 aircraft on routes across the Asia-Pacific region as it expands its international network.
The seven-aircraft transaction with ACG provides Trinity Airways with additional modern narrowbody capacity as the carrier progresses with its rebranding and network expansion plans.
With three of the seven aircraft now delivered, the remaining four 737-8s are expected to join the fleet before the end of 2026, supporting the airline’s plans for continued growth in the regional market.
