3 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Skyjack' in a Sentence
"To seize control of an airliner, typically with the intention of holding the passengers and the plane hostage for ransom or political motives." more
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Despite the heightened security, the rebels had skyjacked a military aircraft to make a statement.
Next year, a group of rebels will skyjack a commercial flight.
The rebels, fighting for freedom, will have skyjacked military aircraft to gain an advantage in the war.
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