Suzuki Airi, born April 12, 1994 in Gifu, Japan, is a Japanese pop singer and currently member of idol groups C-ute, Buono! and Hello! Project Kids. Both of her parents, Toru and Suzuki Kyoko, are professional golfers, although her mother has already retired.

In 2002, Suzuki participated and passed, along with 14 other girls, the audition of Hello! Project Kids after performing Kimochi wa Tsutawaru by BoA. She made her first appearance in the entertainment industry as a member of 4Kids, a temporary group that appeared in Minimoni's movie Mini Moni ja Movie: Okashi na Daiboken!, which was released in early 2003. In addition, she was also in a shuffle group called Aa! later that year and received a lead in the song. Meanwhile in 1999 Suzuki's parents had a child named Suzuki Saiki. She shares a birthday as Ex-Morning Musume member Yoshizawa Hitomi.
She was assigned as a member of C-ute, whose formation was announced on June 11, 2005, along with seven other Hello! Project Kids members, and she is the lead singer in most songs and concerts. Furthermore, it was announced on July 21, 2007 that Suzuki would participate in a unit named Buono! with Tsugunaga Momoko and Natsuyaki Miyabi from Berryz Kobo. In 2010 Suzuki had once injured her ankle before a concert.
At the end of October, 2010, Suzuki Airi appeared on the cover of the December issue of UP to boy magazine together with Watanabe Mayu from AKB48. That was the first gravure collaboration between AKB48 and Hello! Project.
Suzuki Airi goes to the same school as Hey!Say!JUMP member Okamoto Keito.

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