Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Plane Ride from Hell
Contrary to what the creator of the latest version of the article says, it is not true that "the first AfD centred around the basis that it was a rumour, didn't sound real, and was generally an urban myth". The nominator referred to it as a "rumored" event, and said that he or she wasn't sure if it happened, but subsequent discussion accepted that it happened, and centred on the issue of notability. In fact, notability was the central issue in both the previous AfD discussions. The present article does have better sources than the previous versions, which is why I am not speedily deleting it as a repost of a previously AfD-deleted article (Speedy deletion criterion #G4|G4). Whether those sources are good enough to establish notability must be the issue here. At present, there are three references. (1) A YouTube video of one of the people in the incident talking about it. Never mind the issues with YouTube about copyright etc, this is not independent coverage. (2) A Bleacher Report page. Wikipedia:WikiProject Professional wrestling/Style guide includes the Bleacher Report in a list headed "Unreliable sources - Avoid using these websites as sources". (3) A blog-like page on a web site called "PWInsider". I don't know much about PWInsider, but it seems that this page does not do much to establish notability. Since the other two sources are close to worthless as far as establishing notability is concerned, I have to be inclined towards '''delete
— User:JamesBWatson, 10:57, 10 May 2013 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:CSD (Wikipedia:Criteria for speedy deletion)