== Use tables? == 

 I admit I sometimes have too great a fondness for tables. They are unnecessary gunk in lists where only one column exists, (wouldn't want it here). But in this case, we have 3 items of information on each line. And the length of airport titles vary widely, so the city names do not line up at all if you scan down the list. It looks messy. We could use a table to line up the three columns. For example, the first line could look like: 

 {|border=0 cellpadding=1 cellspacing=1 width=98% 
 |- bgcolor=#c0c0c0 
 !  width="4%" | Airport code 
 !  width="50%" | Airport 
 !  width="46%" | City 
 |- bgcolor=#dcdcdc 
 |HFE 
 |Luogang Airport 
 |Hefei 
 |} 

 :compared to: 
 *Luogang Airport, Hefei (HFE) 

 What do people think about this? ·