Ka-Tet-Air

Ka-Tet-Air
Summary
founded	2015
fleet size	16
destinations	9
slogan	"Long days and pleasant nights!"
headquarters	Mid-World Airstrip
key people	Rana Narmo

Ka-Tet-Air (Call-Sign KATET) is a non-commercial virtual airline in Second Life®. The airline was founded by owner Rana Narmo in July 2015. It serves the Second Life® grid with commuter flights between Blake-Sea, Nautilus, Satori and the independent Eden Naturist Estate. Today flights of Ka-Tet-Air are mostly charter flights. IM the owner for a flight request.

Background

The Airline is named after the famous book series of Stephen King "The Dark Tower". Few symbols of these novels can be found on the airplanes, p.e. the rose. All aircrafts wear the sign of Stephen King.

The Ka-Tet-Air headquarter on Grenadier Airport

The first aircraft was the Ju 52/3m from Cheermaster. Then came quickly an A318. Now the airline includes 16 various aircrafts.

Special offers

A very new feature of the Ka-Tet-Air is the "Beach Taxi", scheduled and charter flights between islands and beaches. The fleet of KTA Beach Taxi includes a DHC-6 Twin-Otter with gear and some seaplanes. You can identify them on the yellow livery with the black palm-tree-logo. The aircrafts can land on the water or on short impassable runways.

Destinations

Airports in Second Life® served by Ka-Tet-Air include:

• Aleksandr International Airport (SLAI)
• Baitoushan Intercontinental Airport (SLBA)
• Second Norway Lufthavn (SLSN)
• White Star Airfield (SLWS)
• Eden Airstrip (SLEN) (also served by KTA Beach Taxi)
• Tortuga Bay (SLTB) (also served by KTA Beach Taxi)
• Frozen Banana Airstrip (SLFZ) (only served by KTA Beach Taxi)
• Honah Lee Field (SLHL) (also served by KTA Beach Taxi)
• Tuarua Fiji International Airport (SLTF)
• Pukalani Airport (SLPU)
• Graviola Airport (SLGR) (also served by KTA Beach Taxi)

For more destinations ask for a charter flight!

Fleet

As in June 2016 the Ka-Tet-Air fleet includes the following aircraft:

• A A318 of Ka-Tet-Air during boarding
• A A318 of Ka-Tet-Airlines during boarding
• A A318 of Ka-Tet-Air ready to takeoff
• A A318 of Ka-Tet-Air in the Air
• A Embraer E-120 of Ka-Tet-Air ready for takeoff
• A Embraer E-120 of Ka-Tet-Air during the flight
• The Cessna Grand Caravan of Ka-Tet-Air for skydiving
• E-120 of Ka-Tet-Air during boarding in Grenadier Airport
• A Douglas DC-3 of Ka-Tet-Air during flight
• A Douglas DC-3 during boarding at Gate B in Grenadier Airport
• A AN-2 of the Ka-Tet-Air after takeoff from Tortuga Bay

1/11

• Airbus A318 (Dani)
• Cessna 208B Grand Caravan (Dani)
• Embraer E-120 (Dani)
• Junkers Ju 52/3m (CheerMaster)
• Junkers F 13 (Adventure Air)
• DC-3 (Adventure Air)
• Antonov AN-2 (Adventure Air)
• DHC-6 "Twin Otter" (Adventure Air)
• Boeing 737-200 (Dani)
• D-109 Helicopter (Dani)
• Boeing B-734 Chinook Helicopter (Amok)
• Boeing 727-100c (McKeenan Aviation)
• MA Dragonfly (McKeenan Aviation)
• Jet Stratus Blimp (McKeenan Aviation)
• Waco YKS-7 (=TBM=)
• Cessna Skymaster 337 (Shana Carpool)