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    Class Airline

    Represents an airline entry that defines the type of traffic generated as arrivals or departures at an airport.

    Index

    Constructors

    • Parameters

      • callsign: string

        The airline callsign or private registration code; see Airline#callsign.

      • frequency: number

        A relative weighted frequency score indicating how often this airline appears. For example:

        • 0 means never,
        • 0.1 means rarely,
        • 1 means occasionally,
        • 10 means frequently.
      • types: Set<string>

        A set of aircraft ICAO type designators (e.g., ‘A21N’, ‘BCS1’, ‘B789’). Aircraft types are chosen with equal probability.

      • direction: Set<number | CardinalDirection>

        The preferred directions for arrivals and departures. This can be a set containing any combination of:

        • Very rough cardinal directions,
        • Or precise headings in degrees from true north (numbers).

        Numeric headings allow precision within ±20°. For example, 270° implies arrivals from and departures towards the west. Ensure suitable entry points and SIDs (or Departures) are available in these directions.

      • Optionalpronunciation: string

        Optional pronunciation guide for the callsign. If omitted for private registrations, a shortened phonetic pronunciation will be automatically generated by the system.

      Returns Airline

    Properties

    callsign: string

    The airline's 3-letter callsign or private registration identifier.

    Examples:

    • BAW — Airline callsign for British Airways.
    • D-ABCD — German private registration (starts with ‘D’ followed by four letters, e.g. ‘DLHNS’).
    • N-123AB — US private registration (starts with ‘N’ followed by three letters and two numbers, e.g. ‘N426BD’).
    • RAIDR42- — Military registration (exactly ‘RAIDR42’, no variations).
    • DLH2404- — Airline callsign (Lufthansa, exactly ‘DLH2404’, no variations).
    direction: Set<number | CardinalDirection>

    The preferred directions for arrivals and departures. This can be a set containing any combination of:

    • Very rough cardinal directions,
    • Or precise headings in degrees from true north (numbers).

    Numeric headings allow precision within ±20°. For example, 270° implies arrivals from and departures towards the west. Ensure suitable entry points and SIDs (or Departures) are available in these directions.

    frequency: number

    A relative weighted frequency score indicating how often this airline appears. For example:

    • 0 means never,
    • 0.1 means rarely,
    • 1 means occasionally,
    • 10 means frequently.
    pronunciation?: string

    Optional pronunciation guide for the callsign. If omitted for private registrations, a shortened phonetic pronunciation will be automatically generated by the system.

    types: Set<string>

    A set of aircraft ICAO type designators (e.g., ‘A21N’, ‘BCS1’, ‘B789’). Aircraft types are chosen with equal probability.