nonsked
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of nonsked
1945–50, non- + sked (shortening and respelling of schedule )
Example Sentences
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President Airlines, which operated a DC-6B that crashed last year off Shannon, killing 83 passengers, got into the business by buying the air carrier certificate of a dormant nonsked.
From Time Magazine Archive
The airlines have long been looking for a gimmick to round up passengers and knock down the nonsked competitors.
From Time Magazine Archive
It belonged to Imperial Airlines, a "nonsked" outfit with a "fleet" of four planes.
From Time Magazine Archive
With the exception of a tenth-class nonsked air fare from Idlewild to Ice land, he has paid for nothing�singing instead for his supper, breakfast, lunch, transportation and lodging.
From Time Magazine Archive
The plane was owned by Imperial Airlines, a nonsked company in Miami, operating under contract with the U.S.
From Time Magazine Archive
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