He's not got his license to fly passengers, but he can fly supplies.

He's got stuff to drop on Sulawesi. He checks his gas carefully and
has a round trip with a little to spare.

From the other side of the island, where the resorts are, folks start
arriving and dropping things off. They are for 2foots and 4foots.
They calculated the most 'bang for the lb' so its light weight stuff.
Tubes of antiseptic ointment, gauze bandages, bleach to purify water
and droppers to measure it with printed directions on how much to use.
Dry cat and dog food and dehydrated meat, vegetables and fruits in
watertight bags.

He recalculates his gas and distance and tucks in sutures (shuddering
at what they used to be made of) and surgical sterile gloves.

He looks at the pile and adds some blow up mattresses which weigh
almost nothing. He coveres them with tarps from the resort kittahs.

With a deep breath, he waves and takes off. He has the only catacopter
on the island and no 2 foots have one. He's young, brave, and scared.