| The field of study began in the 1970s with research into the effectiveness of metal detectors against skyjacking. |
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| Here, Massimo freezes it into a Martian soundscape, and thus allows it to escape his grasp in an unremarkable skyjacking. |
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| The record shows that such acts, from the bombing of buildings to skyjacking, in virtually every case have had three characteristics. |
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| He found that with the detectors in place from January 1973, the number of skyjacking attempts declined from close to forty a year to one. |
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| We train with the special and unique knowledge of modern terrorism involving suicide terror attacks, kidnapping and skyjacking. |
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| There might even be clarity on the forty-year-old D. B. Cooper skyjacking case before there is on this one. |
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| Refusing to make '60s avatars of the unlikely couple behind a 1972 skyjacking, Koerner finds a deeper truth about the nature of extremism. |
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| This training is extremely effective and a suitable response for various types of skyjacking terrorist attacks. |
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| The interrogation of the skyjacking theory would start with the choice of airport, and the choice of the flight. |
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| A nifty mystery emerges: Who got away with a skyjacking robbery? |
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| Airplane hijacking is also known as skyjacking. |
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| In response to numerous skyjacking terrorist actions around the world and very recently here in the United States, we feel the need to emphasize once again the requirement for this type of training. |
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| The extinction of the traditional fan-base was then hastened further by the Skyjacking of the new Premiership. |
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