Definition of sky marshal in English:

sky marshal

noun

An armed guard who travels incognito on certain commercial flights, trained to take action in the event of a hijack or other violent criminal action.
Example sentencesExamples
- Airlines which were consulted during the security review had previously expressed anxiety about the sky marshal plan.
- El Al puts at least one armed, plain clothes sky marshal on all its flights.
- Britain said on Sunday it would put armed sky marshals on some flights.
- And we should have sky marshal for the safety of the passengers in that cabin.
- An on-board sky marshal detained the individual and the plane landed safely.
- Just from you looking at somebody, you never know if that individual is really a passenger or a sky marshal.
- So far, only Virgin Atlantic (in Britain) have agreed to let armed sky marshals onto their planes.
- A sky marshal claimed Mr Bizzaro gave a ‘thumbs-up’ gesture, which he interpreted as a signal to another passenger.
- But how does it have a deterrent impact if you don't know who the sky marshal is, if they're dressed in regular clothes?
- Better that a few trained sky marshals or pilots have arms and the rest of us be disarmed.
- You are going to let them believe you're a sky marshal?
- The government is preparing to grant permission for armed US sky marshals to fly on transatlantic flights.
- Still on the question of guns, are we going to feel safer with an armed sky marshal in Economy Class?
- We've had a lot of talk about sky marshals battling terrorists in the air.
- Security is the primary job of a sky marshal; they're expected to learn how to use a gun.
- His shoes were examined and he was seated in the back of the plane near a sky marshal.
- The problem is, if a sky marshal has a weapon and someone takes over the plane, there could be danger of overreaction.
- How will we know who is a sky marshal and who is a terrorist?
- He was seated beside an armed sky marshal for that very reason.
- Can armed sky marshals handle an attack inside the cockpit?

词汇	sky marshal
释义	Definition of sky marshal in English: sky marshal noun An armed guard who travels incognito on certain commercial flights, trained to take action in the event of a hijack or other violent criminal action. Example sentencesExamples Airlines which were consulted during the security review had previously expressed anxiety about the sky marshal plan. El Al puts at least one armed, plain clothes sky marshal on all its flights. Britain said on Sunday it would put armed sky marshals on some flights. And we should have sky marshal for the safety of the passengers in that cabin. An on-board sky marshal detained the individual and the plane landed safely. Just from you looking at somebody, you never know if that individual is really a passenger or a sky marshal. So far, only Virgin Atlantic (in Britain) have agreed to let armed sky marshals onto their planes. A sky marshal claimed Mr Bizzaro gave a ‘thumbs-up’ gesture, which he interpreted as a signal to another passenger. But how does it have a deterrent impact if you don't know who the sky marshal is, if they're dressed in regular clothes? Better that a few trained sky marshals or pilots have arms and the rest of us be disarmed. You are going to let them believe you're a sky marshal? The government is preparing to grant permission for armed US sky marshals to fly on transatlantic flights. Still on the question of guns, are we going to feel safer with an armed sky marshal in Economy Class? We've had a lot of talk about sky marshals battling terrorists in the air. Security is the primary job of a sky marshal; they're expected to learn how to use a gun. His shoes were examined and he was seated in the back of the plane near a sky marshal. The problem is, if a sky marshal has a weapon and someone takes over the plane, there could be danger of overreaction. How will we know who is a sky marshal and who is a terrorist? He was seated beside an armed sky marshal for that very reason. Can armed sky marshals handle an attack inside the cockpit?
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