skyway

IPA: skˈaɪweɪ

An airplane route.
An elevated road.
Synonym of skybridge: an elevated corridor connecting buildings above ground level.

Examples of "skyway" in Sentences

Both my apartment and workplace had direct skyway access.
The monkeys were in some enclosure called the skyway or gymnasium or another similar stupidity.
The airline staff hustled him down the skyway and into first class before hoi polloi could get on board.
Few structures have that designation, according to Caltrans' Douglas Coe, resident engineer for the "skyway" portion of the project.
During a recent work trip to Minneapolis, Mr. Ribeiro dined at a famous restaurant and toured the city's skyway system of interconnected pedestrian footbridges.
If, you know, you think that Mr. Emanuel will continue in his policy of selling off the city assets like the Taste or the skyway or the parking meters, and I just want to hear Mr. Page's comment about that.
However, under pressure from economic development officials, Cummings modified his request for the state to fund a "skyway" walkway that would carry pedestrians over the new Cold Storage facility, a notion which Suarez questions the practicality -- much less the multi-million dollar cost.