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Surf Air Mobility signs first commercial OperatorOS agreement

Surf Air Mobility signs first commercial OperatorOS agreement

Surf Air Mobility, a major player in the aviation industry, has inked a significant deal with Sprintbach Aviation for the use of OperatorOS, a flight operations software. This marks the first commercial agreement for OperatorOS, a product that also includes BrokerOS and OwnerOS, all part of Surf Air Mobility's SurfOS platform. The software, which has been used internally by Surf Air Mobility since 2025, is set to be managed by five operators by the end of next year.

OperatorOS, powered by Palantir Technologies, is designed to handle a range of tasks including aircraft and crew scheduling, flight management, reporting, and distribution for Part 135 operators. The software has been recently approved by the Federal Aviation Administration as an authorized system for electronic signatures and recordkeeping.

Mark Hankinson, President of Sprintbach Aviation, expressed his satisfaction with the new system, stating that it offers a unified platform for all airline operations, reducing manual tasks for the team.

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