Palantir-Powered OperatorOS Gains Traction as Surf Air Signs Fifth Agreement
Adds to Palantir's enterprise software traction in a niche vertical; potential revenue upside if deployments scale, though no terms disclosed.
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Adds to Palantir's enterprise software traction in a niche vertical; potential revenue upside if deployments scale, though no terms disclosed.
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Surf Air Mobility announced a definitive agreement with Flying Zebra for OperatorOS, Surf Air's flight operations software for Part 135 operators, powered by Palantir. This marks Surf Air’s fifth commercial OperatorOS deal, with a goal of five operators live on the platform. The release highlights Palantir’s ongoing traction in aviation software and hints at potential revenue growth once deployments scale.
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