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| Fleet size | 5 [1] |
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| Destinations | 2 |
| Headquarters | Moorabbin, Victoria Australia |
| Website | kingislandair.com.au |
Matakana Nominees Pty. Ltd., trading as King Island Airlines, is a small regional airline [2] based in Moorabbin, Australia. It operates a service between Moorabbin in Victoria and King Island. [3]
As of August 2011 the King Island Airlines fleet consists of: [1]
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