Surf Air Mobility Provides Airline Operations Business Update, Highlighting SurfOS-Driven Efficiency and Electric Aviation Priorities in Hawaiʻi
Surf Air Mobility reported SurfOS-driven efficiency gains including a 6% cut in direct operating cost per block hour and 15% better labor productivity YTD 2026, with a 98% completion factor. The company secured a four-year, $19.4 million Essential Air Service contract for Lanaʻi service through August 2030 and grew Mokulele revenue roughly 7% year-over-year in Q2 2026.
Key figures
- Demo flights
- 64
- On time arrivals
- 88%
- Completion factor
- 98%
- Eas contract term
- four years, revenue through August 2030
- Eas contract value
- $19.4 million
- Fuel burn reduction
- 9% per block hour
- Pilot cost reduction
- 9% per block hour
- Mokulele revenue growth
- approximately 7% YoY in Q2 2026
- Labor productivity improvement
- 15% per block hour YTD 2026
- Direct operating cost reduction
- 6% per block hour YTD 2026
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