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Skyjack was among the troops under the command of Clench on Earth.

In some cases the name Skyfall is used as a substitute for Skyjack.

Other than the fact that there is a Skyjack presence somewhere in the vicinity of Yellowstone (or its system), little else is known.

His toy is a recolor of Generation 2 Cyberjet Skyjack.

On September 6, 1970, the world witnessed the beginnings of modern rebellious fighting in what is today called as Skyjack Sunday.

"The skyjack that shook Panchayat"

In the 1960's, as terrorists began seizing control of airliners, the verb skyjack was coined but has since fallen into disuse.

The latest, Skyjack: The Hunt for DB Cooper, is out next month.

After the bridge is destroyed a video message of the Skyjack is transmitted across the moon lamenting the loss of the bridge.

Generation 2 Cyberjet Skyjack (1995)

An unnamed Skyjack is also featured in Absolution Gap as the architect of the glass bridge that spans an immense gap.

The Sepala Ekanayake Skyjack Trial.

(2011) Skyjack: The Hunt for D.B. Cooper.

I found that sixty-six of the alphas resided in orbital data reservoirs around Yellowstone; carousels, chandelier cities and various Skyjack and Ultra havens.

The Skyjack Affair (ISBN 1419649728, BookSurge Publishing 2006)

Skyfall - A redeco of Universe Ultra Silverbolt as the Generation 2 character Skyjack.

Initially released under the name Skyjack in Generation 2, this Decepticon jet was later renamed Skyfall in the Universe line.

According to AOPA Pilot contributing editor Barry Schiff, Harvey coined the term "skyjack."

Icecombers were a Skyjack offshoot; psychomodified for the extreme solitude which came from working the Kuiper belt zones, and they kept themselves to themselves with ferocious dedication.

The film's window dressing includes one intrepid flight attendant played by Halle Berry and another played by Marla Maples Trump, cowering decoratively as Skyjack Barbie.

The only Skyjack ever mentioned by name is Trollhattan, a master glassblower famous for incredibly intricate room-size glass creations, some so delicate that they cannot support themselves even in the weaker gravity of a moon.

The one person I know can give me some perspective on the case is Geoff Gray, a New Yorker whose book, Skyjack: The Hunt for DB Cooper, is out in August.

It also includes an interview with Mr. Grimonprez, a brainy Belgian steeped in French ideological theory, and amusing directions to passengers of Skyjack Air about what to do in case of a skyjacking.

Arcee, Bludgeon, Longtooth, Ransack, Repugnus and Skyjack were among those incarcerated in an Autobot Penetentiary on Garrus-9 in Spotlight: Arcee.

The free-fall artisan Trollhattan had been an ancient Skyjack defector with plug-in limbs and a face with skin like cured elephant hide, cratered with the holes where radiation-strike melanomas had been inexpertly removed.

A few bombs placed here or there, or another skyjacking, would hardly move an entire nation to see red.

The skyjacking continues to have an impact on popular culture, including references to or inspiration by Cooper in books, film, and music.

The Israeli Army radio called the incident "a parody of a skyjacking."

"You intend to do some more skyjacking, Perry?"

He jumps from the plane and is never seen again (this is the only unsolved skyjacking in history).

That hijacked plane to Egypt had been important and so had the skyjacking over California.

Web and crew had gone wheels up at Andrews Air Force base within two hours of learning of the skyjacking.

After the skyjacking, the F.B.I. investigated anyone in the region who had suddenly started a business that needed a lot of seed money.

The first in-flight skyjacking took place in 1931, when a plane was commandeered by antiregime forces during a coup in Peru.

In the film, Mr. Cusack plays a Federal marshal who must deal with the skyjacking of a plane transporting the world's most vicious criminals.

Skyjacking, the act of hijacking an airplane, was made a federal crime by the United States, punishable by 20 years to life in prison, and, in some cases, execution.

He then moved to KMGH-TV in Denver, where he won a local Emmy Award for his coverage of a skyjacking.

"I was at war, as strange as that may sound to some people now, with an enemy, which was the United States Government, and the skyjacking was a continuation of that struggle."

He was smart enough to realize that a skyjacking might be a little more involved than hijacking a Peterbilt, so maybe he needed to be patient and put a little more thought into this.

In the Fort Worth Star-Telegram daily newspaper (morning edition) 19 September 1970, J. Howard "Doc" DeCelles states that he was actually the victim of the first skyjacking in December 1929.

It also includes an interview with Mr. Grimonprez, a brainy Belgian steeped in French ideological theory, and amusing directions to passengers of Skyjack Air about what to do in case of a skyjacking.

We fake a skyjacking, but what we really do-" And at that point the eager voice faltered to a stop, because the first suit had turned its blank metal face and was gazing fixedly at the second suit.

Trapnell's skyjacking came after a string of similar domestic incidents (especially Cuba-bound hijackings) and was directly responsible for an overhaul of security procedures by the FAA that remained in place until the September 11 attacks.

A week or so before that, NBC's "Taking of Flight 847" starred Lindsay Wagner as a heroic flight attendant in the 1985 skyjacking of a Trans World Airlines jetliner that took place between Athens, Beirut and Algiers.

During a severe thunderstorm over Washington, a man calling himself D. B. Cooper parachutes from the Northwest Orient Airlines plane he hijacked, with US$200,000 in ransom money, and is never seen again (as of March 2008, this case remains the only unsolved skyjacking in history).

The Airline Pilots Association (ALPA) commended the crew for their efforts in thwarting the skyjacking, and on 15 June 2009, the crew of Flight 918 was invited to meet with the Governor General of Canada, Michaëlle Jean, at Rideau Hall.