Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/JetBlue Flight 1052
Changing the article title to JetBlue Flight 1052 skirts past the BLP1E issues, but creates other problems.  The flight number itself does not point singularly to this event.  It's ok to use flight numbers for articles about crashes, because generally those flight numbers are retired and never used again after a crash.  However, there is a new JetBlue Flight 1052 probably once every day.  Which particular flight does this article describe?  What if another notable event happens during a subsequent JetBlue 1052?  Will we have to move this article to JetBlue Flight 1052 (August 9, 2010)?  Anyway, problems with the article title aside, this article clearly runs afoul of .  News sources are ok to use as sources for information, but they do not necessarily confer notability.  Notability is not temporary.  In a year's time, no one will remember this person or this event.  An encyclopedia is not about documenting isolated news stories.  Now, if Steven Slater goes on to host a notable reality show and gets his own talk show or something, ''then'' we can start a bio article on him and mention the details of his outburst.  At this point, however, this is just a single non-notable event.  Everyone needs to calm down and wait for this to become notable before starting an article
— User:Snottywong, 17:05, 26 August 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTNEWS (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)