Sky Nazi
In the airline aviation community, this is a somewhat derogatory nickname given to an American Airlines pilot.
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Sky Nazi
Airline flight attendants. Hostile and known for being power hungry and have a constant beefwith passengers. They regularly use their "authority" to kick you off the plane for any reason just because they can. When they're not kicking people off the plane they push a drink cart.
A sky nazi told a passenger to put their dog in the overhead bin and the dog later died.
I pretended to sleep through my flight just so the passing sky nazi wouldn't have a reason to kick me off the flight.
I pretended to sleep through my flight just so the passing sky nazi wouldn't have a reason to kick me off the flight.
Sky Nazi by CactusMakesPerfect March 15, 2018
Related Words
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Sky Nazi
1. Someone who, in the MMOFPS PlanetSide, breaks out the anti-aircraft weapons and takes control of the skies.
2. Me when playing PlanetSide :D
P.S. I made it up! w00t!
2. Me when playing PlanetSide :D
P.S. I made it up! w00t!
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