T'way Air's Incheon-Sydney route has established itself as a major service, surpassing 400,000 cumulative passengers.
According to T'way Air, the Incheon-Sydney route has transported an average of about 120,000 passengers annually since its inaugural flight in December 2022. This month, the total number of passengers exceeded 400,000, with an average occupancy rate nearing 90%.
In addition to passenger transport, T'way Air has developed a stable cargo supply chain on the Incheon-Sydney route. The airline currently utilizes the belly cargo of its A330 aircraft to transport air cargo, including electronics, automotive parts, and machinery, in unit load devices (ULDs).
As a result, cargo volume on the Incheon-Sydney route has increased from approximately 900 tons in 2023 to about 2,700 tons in 2025, tripling since the route's launch and contributing to improved profitability.
Currently, the Incheon-Sydney route operates three times a week (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday), with plans to increase to daily flights starting in October. To date, a total of 1,350 flights have been operated, maintaining a stable operational record.
Meanwhile, T'way Air recently announced a name change to Trinity Air during its shareholders' meeting. The new name will be applied to operations after undergoing approval procedures from domestic and international regulatory bodies. In the second half of this year, the airline plans to introduce additional passenger aircraft, including the B737-8.
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