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This advertising brochure does not belong on Wikipedia
Latest comment: 1 year ago2 comments2 people in discussion
It is quite clear that a great deal of the material in this article has been put here by someone involved with the company and it is largely taken straight from a sales brochure. There are also numerous references (two less now) to an article the same people put on answers.com which is clearly invalid.
"How do I know this?" "I know it because I read it where I wrote it here..."
The answers.com article is pure spin. It starts "Air Partner is a world-class company; it provides every type of aircraft, for every conceivable mission, in every part of the planet." Every type of aircraft? Every conceivable mission?
There is no reason a business can not be noteworthy enough to deserve a reasonable article about it, but there is no room on Wikipedia for advertising nonsense.
Djapa Owen (talk) 12:43, 13 February 2013 (UTC)Reply
