Trinity Airlines announced on October 13 that it is expanding its global route network through an interline partnership with Taiwanese carrier EVA Air.
Under this collaboration, the two airlines will connect their respective routes for sales as a single journey. Trinity Airlines passengers can travel from major European cities to Taipei via Incheon or depart from key domestic airports such as Gimpo, Daegu, Busan, and Jeju, connecting through Taipei and Kaohsiung to reach major cities in China and the Philippines served by EVA Air.
Meanwhile, EVA Air passengers can fly from major Taiwanese airports like Taipei and Kaohsiung to Incheon, Gimpo, Daegu, Busan, and Jeju, connecting to major cities in Japan served by Trinity Airlines.
This partnership is significant as it links Trinity Airlines' European and Asian routes with EVA Air's network. The two airlines plan to utilize their respective sales channels to jointly market each other's routes, expanding their reach to international customers and addressing the demand for transfers between Europe and Asia.
Interline tickets can be purchased through travel agencies. Passengers using the connected journeys will have their luggage sent directly to their final destination without needing to retrieve it at the transfer airport.
Trinity Airlines aims to enhance its international route sales opportunities by leveraging EVA Air's sales channels and providing customers with a wider variety of travel options through the combined networks.
A representative from Trinity Airlines stated, "We are currently expanding our route connections with Virgin Australia, ITA Airways, Air Premia, and EVA Air, covering various regions including Australia, Europe, North America, and Asia. We will continue to strengthen our route competitiveness and provide convenient travel experiences through collaborations with various airlines."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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