Surf Air Mobility Inc. (NYSE: SRFM) announced commercial launch plans for its SurfOS software platform, which targets the private aviation market through three product segments.

The company's BrokerOS product launched commercially in December 2025 through the Powered by Surf On Demand program. According to the company, BrokerOS delivered a 32% increase in bookings for top-performing brokers and 57% faster quote-to-close cycles when comparing Q1 2026 to Q1 2025 results.

OperatorOS is scheduled for commercial launch in the second half of 2026, targeting small and mid-sized Part 135 air operators. The company reported 17 letters of intent and software agreements in its initial sales pipeline, generated from more than 440 existing operator relationships.

SurfOS Enterprise Solutions provides customized deployments for large operators and aircraft manufacturers, supported by an exclusive teaming agreement with Palantir Technologies. The company targets its first multi-million-dollar enterprise contracts in 2026.

The software platform operates on Palantir's Foundry and AIP infrastructure, enabling the development of AI agents for workflow optimization including dynamic pricing, crew scheduling and aircraft sourcing.

Liam Fayed, co-founder of Surf Air Mobility, stated: "We are one of the only companies in the aviation industry that both builds the software and runs the operations."

The company operates Southern Airways, Mokulele Airlines, and Surf On Demand private charter services, which serve as testing platforms for SurfOS products before external deployment.

For 2026, the company aims to onboard 100 independent brokers for BrokerOS, sign 10 additional letters of intent for OperatorOS, and bring five operators live on the platform by year-end.