If you’ve ever missed a flight, lost luggage, or needed a bag of peanuts, you’ve likely been on the receiving end of an un-sympathetic airline employee. They deal with hundreds, …
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With no security lines or commercial airports to maneuver, Surf Air will save an estimated 2 hours of travel time with every flight. Since our private airports are both hassle …
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For Lynn Koegel, Santa Barbara is home. She grew up there, raised her kids there, and spent 30 years establishing the Koegel Autism Center with her husband, Robert Koegel (also …
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I Flew Commercial and Then I Flew Surf Air. Here’s what happened. FLYING COMMERCIAL: ARRIVING AT THE AIRPORT LAX → SFO ARRIVE AT LAX – 11:45AM FLIGHT DEPARTS AT 1:45PM Like most people who …
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With our new Escapes Membership, there’s really no reason to stay put for the weekend. And even if Surf Air’s quick and easy flights to places like Palm Springs, Santa …
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Stretching 840 glorious miles along the Pacific, California is a goldmine of breathtaking views and vacation hot spots. If you’ve yet to dive into the cobalt blue waters of Lake …
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A former product design leader at Apple, Surf Air Member Charles Kuehmann is now the VP of Materials Engineering at both Tesla Motors and SpaceX. He splits his time between …
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Having pursued teaching, acting, and touring the globe, this Santa Barbara native and Surf Air Member has become a prolific and innovative filmmaker in the emerging medium of VR. Here’s …
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Having pursued teaching, acting, and touring the globe, this Santa Barbara native and Surf Air Member has become a prolific and innovative filmmaker in the emerging medium of VR. Here’s …
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Surf Air Mobility is a Los Angeles-based electric aviation and air travel company expanding the category of regional air travel and reinventing flying through the power of electrification.
We are building a regional air mobility ecosystem that will aim to sustainably connect the world's communities.
We believe bringing electrified aircraft to the market at scale will substantially reduce the cost and environmental impact of regional flying, and that such reductions are achievable by the end of the decade.
