Charter & Fractional
Surf Air Eyes Light Jet Fleet Order for European Ops
The company will fly the PC-12 for short hops and likely either an Embraer or Cessna light jet for the longer routes.
Surf Air will operate PC-12 turboprop singles and light jets—likely either the Cessna Citation CJ4 or Embraer Phenom 300—on European flights. (Photo: Surf Air)
Surf Air will operate PC-12 turboprop singles and light jets—likely either the Cessna Citation CJ4 or Embraer Phenom 300—on European flights. (Photo: Surf Air)

California-based Surf Air is in discussions with Cessna and Embraer over a light-jet fleet order as the company lays the groundwork to launch its membership-based all-you-can-fly charter service in Europe early next year. Surf Air, which announced plans this past summer to expand to Europe, has established an office in London, begun to build up its staff there and partnered with TAG Aviation (UK), which will operate its aircraft in the region.