Proceeds from '2026 Safety Campaign' in-house bazaar go to Save the Children program

"Spreading safety culture and strengthening employee communication"

T'way Air safety and security executive Cho Jae-hwang (center) poses with employees at a ceremony marking the donation of proceeds from the '2026 Safety Campaign' in-house bazaar. [T'way Air]
T'way Air safety and security executive Cho Jae-hwang (center) poses with employees at a ceremony marking the donation of proceeds from the '2026 Safety Campaign' in-house bazaar. [T'way Air]

T'way Air announced Monday that it has donated proceeds from its '2026 Safety Campaign' ESG resource-circulation in-house bazaar, held in April, to Save the Children's program supporting play activities for children with disabilities.

The '2026 Safety Campaign' was organized under the slogan "Safety Check-In 2026: Carrying on Safety Under a New Name," amid the airline's sweeping changes — including its planned rebranding as Trinity Air. The company said the campaign was designed to reaffirm safety, the airline's core value, and to build shared understanding and communication among employees.

The campaign centered on hands-on programs that employees could join and enjoy voluntarily. The ESG resource-circulation bazaar, stocked with items donated by employees, added particular significance: its proceeds went to Save the Children's program supporting play activities for children with disabilities.

The program promotes play experiences and social interaction for children with developmental disabilities who fall outside the welfare safety net, with the aim of fostering social development and independence.

The donated funds will support individualized play activities tailored to each child's developmental level and characteristics. They will be used to run child-specific play programs using activity kits covering themes such as art and crafts, language and cognitive development, and physical education and cooking, helping children with disabilities grow and develop in a healthy way.

"We are especially moved that the bazaar proceeds, made possible by our employees' voluntary participation, will reach children who need support in a meaningful way," a T'way Air official said. "We will continue to put safety first while carrying out diverse social contribution activities that allow us to grow together with local communities."

Meanwhile, T'way Air has run an in-flight fundraising campaign called "Give Together" with Save the Children, the international children's rights NGO, since 2018. Funds raised through the campaign have gone toward projects for children, including domestic child support projects and elementary school play environment improvement projects.

In May, employees and their families took part in the "2026 International Children's Marathon" hosted by Save the Children in honor of Family Month, donating the full amount of their entry fees.


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