Dreaming of
Aeroplane

Flying in an aeroplane — rapid advancement in affairs and an expansion of horizons. A plane crash — a major failure or the collapse of inflated expectations. Missing the plane — a unique opportunity that has been let slip. Watching an aeroplane in the sky — admiration for another's achievements or the desire for more. A smooth flight — the successful realisation of ambitious plans.

According to Vanga, the aeroplane is a symbol of fate taken into one's own hands. Flying high and calmly — great achievements and recognition. A plane on fire — a tragedy or the loss of someone close. Falling from the plane — complete loss of bearings and catastrophic collapse of plans. Landing safely — the successful completion of a risky venture.

For Freud the aeroplane is a symbol of ascent, ambitions, and phallic power. Take-off — excitement and energy for achievement. Turbulence — anxiety and uncertainty. A crash — fear of failure or public humiliation. Piloting the plane — the desire for complete control over the situation and one's own life.

Nostradamus, ahead of his time, saw in flying machines harbingers of world events. An armada of planes — war or global upheaval. A peaceful plane in a clear sky — an era of prosperity and the opening of new horizons. A plane crash — the tragic end of an epoch or an important era.

Hasse saw in the aeroplane a symbol of humanity's striving toward the higher. Taking off — overcoming limitations and realising potential. Flying above the clouds — spiritual or intellectual enlightenment. Landing the plane — the ability to translate high ideas into practical results.

Tsvetkov interpreted the aeroplane as a symbol of swift changes. Buying a plane ticket — readiness for radical changes in life. A long flight — a move, a journey, or an important business trip. A delayed flight — forced waiting while important events are postponed.