flight suit

noun

1. a long-sleeved jumpsuit made of fire-resistant material, worn typically by members of an aircraft crew.

Example Sentences

When it’s time to go, the pilot connects the cup or pad with a tube leading to a pump outside the flight suit.

From Popular-Science

Historically, that’s been a tricky piece of work in a cramped fighter jet cockpit, where a parachute harness, full-body flight suit and survival vest make it tough to access the necessary body parts and take a leak without making a mess.

From Popular-Science

It’s dressed in a distressed red flight suit that you may remember from the films.

From TechCrunch

Of the group, five astronauts were present at the Kennedy Space Center for the meeting, wearing their blue flight suits and protective masks, but said nothing.

From Washington Post

He may look Top Gun, with his flight suit and aviator shades, but beneath the façade lays a man torn to pieces.

From The Daily Beast

And maybe that video of George W. Bush strutting around on an aircraft carrier in his flight suit.

From The Daily Beast

George W. Bush was riding high in the media after the fall of Baghdad, when he landed on that carrier in a flight suit.

From The Daily Beast

Logan wasn't much over five feet tall, and his flight suit made him look like a bald pussycat.

From Project Gutenberg

Phil Conover pulled the zipper of his flight suit up the front of his long, thin body and came into the living room.

From Project Gutenberg