Surf Air Mobility announced an expanded collaboration with Palantir Technologies to accelerate the development and commercialization of its AI-driven software suite, SurfOS. As part of a $100 million strategic equity transaction, Surf Air has carved out $26 million to advance its three flagship modules—BrokerOS, OperatorOS and OwnerOS. This allocation will fund additional engineering headcount, enhance go-to-market capabilities and support enterprise-grade solutions, with deployment resources supplied by Palantir’s Foundry and AIP platforms.

Internal deployment of SurfOS tools has driven significant efficiency gains across Surf Air’s On Demand service and airline operations. BrokerOS has reduced team expenses by 36% and boosted bookings per broker by 197% when comparing the third quarter of 2024 with the third quarter of 2025, while decreasing quote-to-booking time by 14% and raising on-platform transactions by 75%. OperatorOS has streamlined crew scheduling in Surf Air’s Northeast and Hawaii regions, cutting compliance risk and cost premiums associated with schedule errors.

Surf Air Mobility is targeting a commercial launch of SurfOS in 2026. The company has already released an AIP-powered analytics dashboard for predictive crew performance insights and expanded its Flight Ops mobile app to include engine trend monitoring and baggage upload features. A BrokerOS customer mobile app is also in beta, enabling streamlined flight management and aircraft sourcing. Management expects these advances, backed by Palantir’s enterprise-implementation services, to position SurfOS as the industry standard for AI-enabled regional aviation software.