I have read here that Catair does not sound so good as Air Mediterraneo or something like that.
I just wanted to say that for me at least it sounds very cool.
In fact in 1969 a French charter company began to fly with this name
and if you go to google you can see more the planes.
I do not know which will be the final name of the low-cost of Iberia and I do not suppose they will choose at all the name of Catair but I like it because it sounds very very different to the names of other low-costs such as Ryanair and Easyjet.
It is an international name as it is in English (CAT plus AIR both lovely words), and it could even be pronounced in French as a hommage to the 70's French carrier. (it also could have a retro look ...)
Besides the headquarters are going to be in Barcelona where Catalan is spoken and remember also that
.cat is too the first domain about a language and a culture.
And being related to Iberia (the name of the peninsula where Spain and Portugal are situated) it won't be crazy that the new name is also a geographical one, related to a part of Iberia.
As a joke I also could say that
CAT could stand for Corona of Aragon Territorry so that it will cover an historic part of Iberia:
(with cities such as Perpignan, Girona, Barcelona, Reus, Zaragoza, Valencia, Eivissa (Ibiza), Alacant (Alicante), Majorca and Menorca.
And it resembles the word catar related to the South of France. Catair has an air of something old and
if you have ever been in the old gothic part of any old European city maybe you would appreciate that kind of air.
It has even too an exotic air as it resembles Qatar from Qatar airlines.
The pronunciation in Catalan and Spanish it also sounds good.
I find quite original to have a low-cost from a Spanish company, Iberia,
written in English, pronounced in French (after all in France they also have a Catalan region with Perpignan as capital) and with a name related to a culture, the Catalan, that is a symbol of survival against all odds worldwide ( Not by chance it is the first culture in the planet that has got its own domain: .cat)
Catair sounds ancient and mediterranean to me ...