Deletion of EgyptAir Flight 763

Comment: I doubt  applies to a crash that happened in 1972 - but  does - and this crash could possibly qualify under L3: ''Country, nation, etc - the deadliest or most significant accident to take place in a country, nation, or major (typically 1st-level) sub-national area.'' If it is ''the'' deadliest airline crash in Yemen ever, make it a strong keep
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTNEWS||WP:AIRCRASH)

Comment: unless or until sources are added to show how this aircrash article definitively meets . While I am sympathetic to the fact that CSB issues arise due to the location, I am also acutely aware of how many people are blindly asserting at Afd right now that more recent crashes will 'obviously'/'clearly' be notable given the passage of time. Well, we have a test case here. Is all that just hot air, or can they actually back up their assertions with some real evidence? Time passing or not being able to access sources is no excuse - if that is all that is holding up the process, then per standard Wikipedia development practices, the article should be deleted/userfied, unless or until such time as they can be located and a proper article can be written, establishing notability from the moment it enters the article space
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:EVENT)