Deletion of Skydive Örebro DHC-2 Turbo Beaver crash

Comment: as per  and . Tragic as the deaths in these cases are, fatal light aircraft crashes are very common, as thousands occur each year. As in most cases, this one has no indication that there will be any lasting effects, beyond the deaths of those involved: no airworthiness directives, no changes in ATC procedures, or anything else, plus no notable people involved. Wikipedia continues to have articles created on non-notable aircraft accidents while ignoring equivalent accidents involving buses, trains, automobiles, bicycles, etc, due solely the the mainstream press sensationalizing aircraft crashes while ignoring most other transportation accidents. We also treat these accidents very unevenly: there have been more than 313 Beaver crashes and we have articles on almost none of them (because they are non-notable). I am sure editors will try to argue that this accident is so unique because eight people died, but why should this accident be covered, while hundreds of other similar ones are ignored, including a very similar one again yet again this past week https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/six-dead-in-alaska-sighteeing-crash/ in which six people died? And please don't argue that we need an article on that accident, as it also fails the same criteria
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:EVENT||WP:RUNOFTHEMILL)