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Happy editing! Shaun 16:19, 27 September 2019 (UTC)

New message from KDTW Flyer
Long story short I have been able to put a link in the DTW article for the land area statement you needed cited. It's a slightly different link than normal because the website that I normally link to has been redesigned and is having some problems whcih i'm trying to figure out. You can see my full message on my Talk Page ---  KDTW Flyer  ( talk ) 04:03, 20 November 2019 (UTC)

New message from Chidino
Hi, and thank you for the kind wishes. As I noted in the O'Hare edit history, "...causes (for crashes) are not listed in this article. If causes are necessary, that should be done on a dedicated Wiki page for that incident." This helps to keep the section a) manageable and b) non-controversial. In addition, the section is described as "Major crashes or incidents", and I'm not sure these qualify, with no identifying flight numbers or memories of them; I don't mean to minimize the loss of anyone, but Wikipedia can't possibly track every loss of life. I defer to your judgement that they should be included. (Frankly, the very latest "incident" added to the O'Hare page doesn't qualify -- the AA 767 whose #2 exploded during its takeoff run, "injuring" one evacuating passenger -- but since there's YouTube video, it's a "major thing". Don't think I'm allowed to say what I think of that.)  As mentioned in other edits, this is meant to be an introductory article and not the encyclopedia of O'Hare. Hope the explanation helps.