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First off, I do like that Wikipedia tries to document even obscure things like these holidays. Right now though this article sites a forum article claiming June 21 as National Paper Airplane Day, but immediately sites a Facebook page claiming May 26 as National Paper Airplane Day.
I think this is a typical hallmark holiday, with many conflicting dates, no official founder, no first celebration, and probably (haven't researched this) not acclaimed by the National Congress or the States. This article needs a powerful reference from the government which claims the day as "National", otherwise the article should be removed, or people will start referencing Wikipedia for the hallmark-ish "paper airplane day".
PS > current reference doesn't mention anything about the holiday, just regular paper airplane records.--Rochelimit (talk) 19:00, 2 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]