Surf Air Mobility Hits 8-Month High On Insiders Buying Company Stock: Retail Cheers

Surf Air Mobility’s board members purchased shares worth approximately $110,000 via open market transactions.
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Rounak Jain·Stocktwits
Updated Mar 05, 2026   |   2:29 PM EST
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Shares of Surf Air Mobility Inc. (SRFM) surged as much as 7% in morning trade on Friday to hit an eight-month high of $6.41, building on its gain of 56% during the previous session that helped the stock make up for some of its year-to-date decline.

The stock reversed most of its gains, trading 0.36% lower in mid-day trade on Friday.

The uptick in Surf Air Mobility’s shares comes after the company announced that its board members purchased stock from the open market.

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If the stock had maintained its gains, it would have pared its year-to-date decline to under 50% — most of this fall came in April, when the stock fell by over 40% after the company received a notice of possible delisting from the New York Stock Exchange.

Surf Air Mobility’s chairman, Carl Albert, purchased 14,500 shares, while co-founder and board member Sudhin Shahani purchased 17,237 shares. The aggregate transaction is valued at approximately $110,000.

“We have near and midterm goals to increase value for our shareholders. We are firmly and financially committed to successful execution of our Transformation Plan,” said Albert.

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Retail traders on Stocktwits expressed optimism about Surf Air Mobility’s turnaround plan, which includes securing a $50 million term loan. The company expects to become profitable in 2025.

The stock purchase by board members indicates the confidence insiders have in the company’s four-phase transformation plan.

While some retail traders remained confident about the stock’s long-term prospects, others may now regret not taking profits when they had the chance earlier in the day.

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Surf Air Mobility, a Los Angeles-based regional air mobility service, currently operates Cessna Caravan aircraft, which have a range of a little over 1,200 miles, with a top speed of 213 miles per hour.

The company is also developing an AI-powered airline software operating system. It also has electric powertrain technology that is currently in the process of being certified.

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Surf Air Mobility’s shares have declined by 44% year-to-date.

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