NOUN
- a person trained by the government in hijacking and terrorist tactics who (for security reasons) is a passenger aboard an airline flight
How To Use air marshal In A Sentence
- You'd have to surrender your phones at the door or be punched unconscious by an air marshal. Times, Sunday Times
- According to Page there are still more admirals ashore than ships afloat, more air marshals than squadrons aloft. Times, Sunday Times
- MESERVE: In eight of the nation's largest cities, the Transportation Security Administration is deploying its so-called viper teams, made up of canine explosive detection units, air marshals and behavioral observation specialists. CNN Transcript Jul 7, 2007
- The " air marshals "didn't mind. Plane Speaking - a personal view of aviation history
- A few years ago we went to Vietnam and had a fistfight just before takeoff about who had the window seat it said window seat on my ticket, the injustice still burns before we realised we were about to be shot by air marshalls. Pakistan v England, day four - over-by-over report
- We now have more generals than battalions, more air marshals than fighter squadrons and more admirals than ships. Times, Sunday Times
- Speaking at a ceremony for the launching of the second edition of the Jinnah Anthology in Karachi, Air Marshal (retd) Asghar Khan said: “India has not been hostile towards Pakistan unless provoked or until we created such conditions, as we did in 1971 in East Pakistan, for India to interfere militarily”. OpEdNews - Diary: OEN Is Really Changing The World
- It cites an order that all air marshals ‘will be required to wear coat and tie on all domestic missions’ to ‘blend in’ with conventioneers on shuttle flights between Washington and New York.
- The Air Marshal said such programmes not only provided diversion to the airmen and their family members, but it also helped in personality development.
- The " air marshals "didn't mind. Plane Speaking - a personal view of aviation history
