Template:Infobox airline/doc

The Infobox airline template is designed for articles about airlines, and is used to summarize an airline's key points.

Usage
Some of the parameters below have guidelines that one should follow to achieve a consistent appearance and/or to allow other computers to parse the data. Please see the descriptions of each field and the example below.


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 * Template with comment guidance

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Parameters
[Name of airline in native language(s)] Examples:
 * airline: The full brand name of the airline Examples: (Not Southwest, not Southwest Airlines Co.)  (Not JetBlue, not JetBlue Airways Corporation)  When an airline typically uses both an English and a non-English name, the airline field should read [Name of airline]
 * image: An image file depicting the airline's current logo
 * image_size: numbers inserted here control the image width in pixels (default=250px)
 * alt: A prose description of the image to aid sight impared readers using electronic text readers
 * caption: The caption for the image
 * IATA: The two character, alpha numeric International Air Transport Association airline designator in capital letters. See Airline codes
 * ICAO: The three letter International Civil Aviation Organization airline designator in numerals and capital letters. See Airline codes
 * callsign: The airline's radio call sign in capital letters. See Airline codes
 * founded: The date and place the airline was founded in the form   Month and day can be omitted if unknown. The founding date is typically the date upon which an airline becomes a legal entity, but not necessarily the date that the airline first offers revenue service to customers. See Microformat below for information about the importance of using the   template in this field.
 * commenced: The date the airline commenced operations in the form   Month and day can be omitted if unknown. This date may or may not be the same as the founding date.  See Microformat below for information about the importance of using the   template in this field.
 * ceased: The date the airline ceased to exist in the form   Month and day can be omitted if unknown. This date is typically the date an airline ceases to exist as a legal entity due to a business failure (including bankruptcy that halts revenue generating operations) OR the date an airline brand first ceases use due to activities associated with a purchase by or merger with another airline. See Microformat below for information about the importance of using the   template in this field.
 * aoc: United States 14 CFR Part 121 Air carrier Operator's Certificate number. See FAA Air carrier Operator's Certificate number search
 * bases : See notes below Operating bases used by the airline, listed alphabetically by airport name, in the form  or using plainlist. This term is primarily used by airlines based in the United Kingdom and is approximately equivalent to "focus city".
 * hubs: See notes below Major hub airports used by the airline, listed alphabetically by airport name, in the form  or using plainlist, if applicable.
 * secondary_hubs: See notes below Secondary hub airports used by the airline, listed alphabetically by airport name, in the form or using plainlist, if applicable.
 * focus_cities: See notes below Focus city airports used by the airline, listed alphabetically by airport name, in the form  or using plainlist, if applicable.
 * frequent_flyer: The name of the airline's frequent flyer program, if applicable
 * lounge: The name of the airline's airport lounge or member's club, if applicable
 * alliance: The name of the multi-airline alliance to which the airline belongs, if applicable
 * subsidiaries: Legal names of the airline's major subsidiaries in the form  or using plainlist, if applicable
 * fleet_size: The number of aircraft currently in service. Only aircraft in service should be listed here—that means no orders, options or aircraft in storage should be listed in the infobox.
 * destinations: The number of airport destinations served by the airline
 * company_slogan: The airline's current marketing slogan
 * parent: The full legal name of the airline's parent company, if applicable
 * headquarters: The city, state and country of the airline's headquarters location in the form
 * key_people: A selection of key executives or airline founders in the form  or using plainlist. For defunct airlines, use key leaders at the time the airline became defunct.
 * revenue: See notes below The airline's total income in its most recent fiscal year before any deductions in the form  where XXX is the revenue in millions and YYYY is the fiscal year from which the data is taken
 * operating_income: See notes below The airline's operating income in its most recent fiscal year determined by subtracting operating expenses from revenue in the form  where XXX is the revenue in millions and YYYY is the fiscal year from which the data is taken
 * net_income: See notes below Profit (or loss) recognized by the airline in the most recent fiscal year in the form  where XXX is the revenue in millions and YYYY is the fiscal year from which the data is taken
 * profit: See profit (accounting)
 * assets: See notes below Total monetary value of the airline's assets in the form  where XXX is the revenue in millions and YYYY is the fiscal year from which the data is taken
 * equity: See notes below Total equity held in the company in the form  where XXX is the revenue in millions and YYYY is the fiscal year from which the data is taken
 * num_employees: The number of company employees
 * website: The URL of the airline's primary web site in the form See Microformat below for information about the importance of using the   template in this field.

Example
The data in the example below is not necessarily factually accurate and is for demonstration purposes only.

