Surf Air Mobility, Kenyan Carriers Partner On Caravan Electrification

January 04, 2024

Surf Air Mobility says its electrified Caravans will offer 50% operating cost savings compared to conventional turboprops.

Credit: Surf Air Mobility
Surf Air Mobility has announced a new partnership with Kenyan carriers Safarilink and Yellow Wings to electrify their Cessna Caravan fleets by 2027. Founded in 2020, Surf Air finalized an agreement with Textron last summer to serve as the exclusive provider of electric and hybrid-electric...

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