Jupiter-Neptune bankrupts French airline

Mercury – god of travel

Thousands of passengers of the French airline Aigle Azur have been stranded around the world for days after their planes were grounded due to bankruptcy. The French airline stopped activity Friday and cancelled all flights. The company is in such a financial impasse that it can neither compensate its customers financially nor ensure the repatriation of travelers whose return flight has been canceled. https://bit.ly/2ke8mZa

Expansive Jupiter and dreamy Neptune, two of the most idealistic and no-limits planets, lock into three tension-fueled squares (90-degree angles) in 2019. On January 13, June 16 and September 21, this cosmic clash  stirs up confusion and delusion, snapping us out of denial with uncomfortable but necessary reality checks. At Paris, where Aigle Azur, the French airline is headquartered, the last of the three squares of  Sep. 21 is placed sharply straddling the meridian. This is a combination that is linked to big (Jupiter) failures (Neptune).  Keywords that describe the action of Neptune include “dissolution” and “disintegration”.

 About Jupiter-Neptune, Martha Wescott writes:

People who built their castles on sand are  discovering that the tide has changed (and that piddly little bump is  where their fortress used to be.)

On Sep. 7 when the airline stopped operations, transit Mercury [17vi] was completing a T-square with Jupiter-Neptune triggering its action. Incidentally as the image above shows, Mercury depicted with wings on his sandals  was the ancient god of travel shown here flying through clouds! (aircraft?)