Surf Air Mobility Provides Airline Operations Business Update, Highlighting SurfOS-Driven Efficiency and Electric Aviation Priorities in Hawaiʻi
Key Highlights
- ➤SurfOS cut direct operating cost per block hour 6% YTD 2026
- ➤Mokulele revenue grew approximately 7% year-over-year in Q2 2026
- ➤Lanaʻi EAS contract provides $19.4 million subsidies through August 2030
- ➤Airline operations achieved 98% controllable completion and 88% on-time arrivals in Q2
- ➤BETA ALIA CTOL completed 64 electric aircraft demonstration flights across four Hawaiʻi islands
Expert Statements
Louis Saint-Cyr, President of Airline Operations of Surf Air Mobility
“We've built a leaner, more reliable airline by investing in technology, operations, and the customer experience.”
Louis Saint-Cyr, President of Airline Operations of Surf Air Mobility
“SurfOS has already helped reduce our direct operating cost per block hour by 6% this year, and we expect more as we fully digitize the airline.”
Louis Saint-Cyr, President of Airline Operations of Surf Air Mobility
“Our digital foundation also positions us to lead in electric aviation, starting in Hawaiʻi.”
Louis Saint-Cyr, President of Airline Operations of Surf Air Mobility
“The demonstration flights with BETA gave us real operating data on the routes we fly every day, and Hawaiʻi's short interisland hops make it the ideal launch market for electric aircraft, which we expect will further lower our costs and strengthen profitability.”
Surf Air Mobility Provides Airline Operations Business Update, Highlighting SurfOS-Driven Efficiency and Electric Aviation Priorities in Hawaiʻi
Surf Air Mobility Inc. (NYSE: SRFM) (“Surf Air Mobility” or the “Company”), a leading air mobility platform, today provided an update on the Company’s recent achievements and priorities for its airline operations business, which includes Mokulele Airlines (“Mokulele”) in Hawaiʻi and Southern Airways on the U.S. mainland.
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