Surf Air Mobility Issues Operational Update On Mokulele Airlines Scheduled Airline Business, Highlighting Its Hawaii Network As Core Strategic Asset

The Company is investing in its Mokulele Airlines and Hawaii infrastructure in 2026, including upgrades and improvements to aircraft, airports, lounges, loyalty program, network capacity, and leadership.

Short interisland routes, unique operational footprint, and existing air travel demand position Mokulele Airlines as an ideal launch partner to showcase Advanced Air Mobility aircraft.

Surf Air Mobility Inc. (NYSE:SRFM) (the "Company", "Surf Air Mobility") today provided an operational update on its Mokulele Airlines ("Mokulele") scheduled airline business, highlighting its Hawaii network as a core strategic asset and reaffirming the Company's commitment to continued investment across the network.

Mokulele operates the largest airline network in Hawaii by airports served and has the most scheduled departures among commuter airlines in Hawaii, operating essential interisland routes that support residents, businesses, and visitors. The Company is making broad investments totaling approximately $22.4 million by the end of 2026 in its Mokulele operations to maintain its excellent scheduled service reliability, elevate the customer experience, and optimize the network for the deployment of Advanced Air Mobility ("AAM") aircraft.