A strong love or preference for air, wind, or flying.
From Greek aero- (air) and -philia (love of), following the pattern of philophile and bibliophilia. This is a relatively modern term, emerging as aviation became widespread in the 20th century.
Aerophilia isn't just about loving to fly—it describes people who feel deeply connected to wind and air itself, like kite enthusiasts, windsurfers, and skydivers who can't imagine living without the feeling of air resistance.
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