Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Thomson Airways flight BY-1526
per comment below.  For some reason I thought the accident report had just been published, but it actually was published nearly a year ago and that's when a lot of the worldwide coverage of the event occurred.  per .  Flying is hard.  Mistakes happen.   I really don't envision a situation 15 years from now when someone will ask their friend, "remember that time that plane took off but the pilots made a mistake and something really bad could have happened but everything worked out just fine, and the plane landed safely?"  But right now, there appears to be worldwide coverage of the event (or non-event, depending on your perspective).   Under the principle of the essay , let's give this a month or three to let the facts settle.  We might learn soon that there was scandalous misconduct on the part of the flight crew.  Or, more likely, we won't learn anything since this will turn out to be a simple mistake that resulted in the flight crew being asked nicely not to do that again please. Or being newly unemployed and never heard from again, since it's Thomson Airways that just went bankrupt and ceased all operations.   I expect to wholeheartedly support deletion this December or next January if nothing new comes out before then, if this article survives this AFD, but for now, let's give it a bit of time
— User:RecycledPixels, 07:33, 3 October 2019 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:RECENT||WP:NORUSH (Wikipedia:Recentism)