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skylounge

American  
[skahy-lounj] / ˈskaɪˌlaʊndʒ /

noun

  1. a vehicle designed to be lifted by helicopter between an intown passenger terminal and an airport.


Etymology

Origin of skylounge

First recorded in 1965–70; sky + lounge

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In addition to the navigation area, there's a captain's cabin, a day head and skylounge with wet bar.

From Time Magazine Archive

The TV remains out of sight in a side cabinet unless in use, and the bar is behind a room divider at the forward end of the skylounge.

From Time Magazine Archive

The skylounge offers incredible views, comfortable furniture for casual entertaining and a dramatically lit bar for celebrations.At the top of the spiral stairs, the skylounge is blessed with numerous windows for a marvelously elevated view.

From Time Magazine Archive

The skylounge provides access to the boat deck with tender and hydraulic davit, plus the hot tub, dual lounges, sunpad and a full-service bar.

From Time Magazine Archive

Open the shades and the aft doors, and the skylounge functions beautifully as a complement to the spacious open aft deck, whether for small dinners or larger parties.

From Time Magazine Archive

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