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10th ncert english the black aeroplane summary​

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Answered by Devesh04
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Explanation:

The story “Black Aeroplane” is about a pilot who feels happy and contended to fly over a city that is sleeping (at the night time). He is flying from Paris to London. While taking his flight, he dreams about the long holiday with his family. He also fantasizes about the scrumptious breakfast he would have upon landing. As soon as he crosses Paris, he gets a look of the dark clouds that were a sign of the upcoming storm. The right decision would have been to turn back to Paris for the sake of safety. But he being overshadowed by his dreams and not wanting to delay them, risks the life of his passengers and heads straight into the storm. Everything gets dark, he is unable to see, all his direction instruments stopped functioning and he lost control of the plane. When all hope was lost, he saw another plane whose pilot was more than willing to rescue them. The author was panicking as there was very less amount of fuel left. The anonymous pilot guided them out of the storm and disappeared as soon as they saw light. Upon landing, when he asks the lady in the control room about the other pilot, he is left in shock when she says that his was the only plane in the sky.

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Answered by qwsuccess
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Summary of the given story is as follows-

  • Frederick Forsyth is the author of the short story Black Aeroplane.
  • The author was piloting his Dakota.
  • He was suddenly trapped in a large cloud, and his compass, radio, and other devices stopped working.
  • He had a small amount of fuel in his aircraft.
  • He abruptly noticed a black jet approaching him.
  • He was led by the plane's pilot.
  • He was able to land safely as a result.
  • He was shocked to learn that the writer's Dakota was the only aircraft in the sky that night from the woman at the control center.
  • The author was astounded. He questioned how they had gotten him there.

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