Flight, cabin crew uniforms replaced in museum display

T'way Air historical materials to continue being donated

Trinity Airways staff pose for a commemorative photo after replacing and displaying new uniforms at the National Aviation Museum in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, on Tuesday. [Trinity Airways]
Trinity Airways staff pose for a commemorative photo after replacing and displaying new uniforms at the National Aviation Museum in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, on Tuesday. [Trinity Airways]

Trinity Airways announced Thursday that it donated new flight and cabin crew uniforms to the National Aviation Museum in Gangseo-gu, Seoul, on Tuesday. The donation replaces the uniforms previously on display and introduces the airline's new brand identity to visitors.

The National Aviation Museum is a state-run institution dedicated to collecting, preserving, researching and exhibiting the history and culture of aviation in South Korea. Through actual aircraft, airline uniforms and other aviation-related materials, the museum traces the development of the country's aviation industry.

The new uniforms, introduced as part of Trinity's recent rebranding, are now on display for museum visitors. The airline also plans to continue donating and exhibiting key historical materials from its predecessor, T'way Air, sharing the carrier's growth and heritage with the public.

Earlier, Trinity held a uniform runway event in August as part of its new brand launch. Active cabin and flight crew members served as models, showcasing uniforms designed to reflect real working conditions and crew comfort.

The new uniforms feature the brand's main color, "Trinity Grey," and an accent color of "Rose Gold." Made from a stretch fabric for functionality, the uniforms incorporate refined details to ensure comfort and ease of movement during long shifts, while a classic tailored cut and clean silhouette convey a sense of stability and trust.

Since signing a social contribution MOU with the National Aviation Museum in July 2023, Trinity has pursued a range of aviation culture initiatives, including an aviation career education and lecture program called "Dream Talk," a museum concert series featuring aviation-themed music, and a collaboration on promotional video production for aviation culture.

"It is deeply meaningful to introduce Trinity Airways' new beginning to visitors at the National Aviation Museum, a place that holds the entire history of aviation under one roof," a Trinity spokesperson said. "We will continue to work with the museum through various partnerships to expand the reach of aviation culture and deliver differentiated brand experiences and value to our customers."

Meanwhile, Trinity has been broadening its customer brand touchpoints through various marketing activities, including signing on as the main sponsor of the Goyang Sono Sky Gunners basketball team for the KBL 2026-2027 season.


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