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Unless (in the future) it becomes obligatory to have the table format, please keep the list format, for the following reasons:
The table drastically increases the amount of characters unnecessarily and becomes less accessible and more confusing to edit.
The terminated and Charter destinations should be clearly separated and as such in separate lists. This is much easier with the list format.
The IATA and ICAO codes aren't necessary.
The Flags aren't necessary.
The Air One flights and Hubs/Seasonal/future/Focus airports are more clearly outlined in the list format.
The regions and continents, to be able to browse the destinations more easily, are only in the list format.
The list needs to be in alphabetical order by country and not city, again so that the destinations are better grouped.
For the same reason again, countries should be in bold.
If several airports are served within a city, the city itself only needs to be listed once.
Tables should in general only be used where there are digits (or similar data) which need to be attributed to a certain column and row, otherwise I don't see the point.
The reasons you have listed are totally against the set standard for table format lists at wikipedia which was approved by other editors after concensus, a single list for all destinations, and the listing style has wiki gold star featured list status, see Dragonair destinations and click on star on upper right hand corner.116.71.21.32 (talk) 20:01, 23 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]
@Speed74, I suggest bring it up for discussion at WP:AIRLINES for discussion if are against these table formats and gain new consensus before changing the format. Snoozlepet (talk) 20:19, 23 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]
I Agree with Speed74. The list should at least be according to country and continent, not "mixing" them up all together. Timothyngim (talk) 04:27, 2 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
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