The Black Aeroplane

By Priyansh Jain

The Black Aeroplane is a story written by Fredrick Forsyth. In this story the narrator dramatically describes an incident which befalls him when flying through a perilous storm. 

The story begins with the narrator flying his old Dakota airplane from Paris in a clear and picturesque sky while dreaming of spending his holiday with his family in England. He calculated his journey and was hopeful of having a big English breakfast soon, but after a while he came across enormous storm clouds. He could have returned safely to Paris but he was eager to meet his family as soon as possible and took the risk to fly through the storm clouds. 

The strong winds swayed his airplane, he lost visibility of his surroundings, his radio and compass went dead. Suddenly the narrator saw another airplane, black in color, beside him. The pilot of this plane asked the narrator to follow him. Eventually they were out of the skies and the narrator safely landed at an unknown airport. But the strange black airplane was nowhere to be seen, and when the narrator asked a woman at the control centre about the plane, she replied that there was no other plane flying that night.

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The story ends here and we are left wondering who the mysterious pilot was; where did he come from; where did he go; why did he guide the narrator safely out of the deadly storm? 

Our brilliant minds were at work and suggested the following possibilities:

Priyank Surana: It was the Illuminati.

Pranav Dubey: He was in Germany.

Megha Umahiya: His brain was playing games with him.

Priyank Surana: Priory of Sion

Priyansh Jain: He was a clone.

Aaditya Shukla: his imagination saved him.

Akash Goyal: It was ghost::))

Nikhil Mehta: God might be flying that plane.

Advaita Shukla: He got lucky while hallucinating.

Pranav Dubey: It was Dusty Crophopper.

Priyansh Jain: It maybe a radar cloaking drone from another country.

Neel Jadia: It was a dream.

Aaditya Shukla: Can be Mr. India plane.

Neel Jadia: It was the shooting of a movie.

Tarang Jain: An enemy who wanted to help.

Akash Goyal: It was his dead relative who had come to save him.

Advaita Shukla: The author could not think of any ending.

Priyansh Jain: The aliens?!

Neel Jadia: The plane must have been a cloud of that shape.

Priyank Surana: It was a UFO passing by.

Vinamra Jain: A UFO in the shape of an aeroplane. PK's UFO

Koushal Soni: Do we have to imagine weird possibilities?

Advaita Shukla: Maybe the lady in the control centre was pulling his leg?!

Priyansh Jain: Maybe it was the lady herself who saved him.

Megha Umahiya: How can that be? He had seen the face of the pilot.

Atharv Rangole: The lady couldn't have been in the plane herself, because the other pilot was male.

Abeer Choubey: It was her hologram.

Akash Goyal: It was Mighty Raju.

Yug Kataria: Maybe an enemy of the narrator spoilt his real story to this one.

Vinamra Jain: It was a remote controlled aeroplane.

Priyank Surana: Doraemon and Nobita

Priyansh Jain: the storm was the gateway to a parallel dimension, and the narrator had crossed it while the black airplane did not.

Advaita Shukla: It was the narrator’s father’s soul which wanted to protect him as he had spent a hefty sum to make him a pilot.

Priyansh Jain: Maybe he was the narrator’s child who went back in time to save his father who died in the crash!!!

Akash Goyal: it was gravitational codes.

Vinamra Jain: Doraemon's gadget

Aaditya Shukla: Maybe someone in the future made sense of wormholes and went to save him

Akash Goyal: It was the Avengers.

Drishika Chandani: Bamboo Copter

Priyank Surana: I know it was John Cena's plane

Yug Kataria: Flying Jatt

Akash Goyal: Thanos clicked his finger so helping pilot disappeared.

Koushal Soni: Krish

Priyank Surana: It was Dominic Torreto

Koushal Soni: Jaadu

Abeer Choubey: Superman

Priyansh Jain: Baby Yoda

Priyank Surana: Green Lantern

Koushal Soni: Shaktiman

And then we had to call it a day!