Org. that registers 18-to-25-year-old males | 43 |
Org. in which one's number may be up | 40 |
Object of 60's protests: Abbr. | 34 |
Object of 60's protest: Abbr. | 33 |
Many men are registered with it: Abbr. | 38 |
It might precede "pfft" | 33 |
Gen. Hershey's post in W.W. II | 34 |
Former holder of private drawings?: Abbr. | 41 |
Dept. once headed by Gen. Hershey | 33 |
Cobra's "Watch it!" | 33 |
Cobra's "careful!" | 32 |
Bad sound to hear in rattlesnake country | 40 |
Bad sound for a hot air balloonist | 34 |
Agcy. that draft dodgers want to steer clear of | 47 |
1960's demonstration target: Abbr. | 38 |
"Heat's coming on" sound | 38 |
Medicinal root bark or S.C. mountain | 36 |
Worrisome sound for a balloonist | 32 |
What's missing from the theme entries | 41 |
Frightening sound for a balloonist | 34 |
Not a good sound for a balloonist | 33 |
Alarming sound for a hot air balloonist | 39 |
1973 snake movie starring Dirk Benedict | 39 |
Waters of the world, figuratively | 33 |
Visual representation of this puzzle's theme | 48 |
Air France fleet component, once | 32 |
Certain descriptive aircraft letters | 36 |
Scrapped Boeing project, briefly | 32 |
Record label started by Black Flag | 34 |
June '03 Smithsonian acquisition | 36 |
It provided booming business at JFK? | 36 |
Influential '80s hardcore label | 35 |
Greg Ginn of Black Flag's label | 35 |
Craft that once landed at Heathrow | 34 |
Unrealized 60's Boeing project | 34 |
Tupolev Tu-144 was the first one | 32 |
Time-saving means of travel, once | 33 |
The U.S.S.R. had the first civilian one | 39 |
The Meat Puppets' record label, once | 40 |
Sound barrier breaker, for short | 32 |
Sidelined ocean crosser, briefly | 32 |
Seminal punk rock label operated by Black Flag | 46 |
Seminal punk label founded by Black Flag | 40 |
Retired barrier breaker, for short | 34 |
Record label not named after a plane | 36 |
Quick traveler across the Atl., once | 36 |
Punk rock label started by Black Flag | 37 |
Old boom-creating speedster, briefly | 36 |
Legendary punk label started by Black Flag | 42 |
Label for Opal and Hüsker Dü | 34 |
Jet that once made a boom, in brief | 35 |
Its last flight was Nov. 26, 2003 | 33 |
It's not breaking the sound barrier anymore | 47 |
It began commercial service in '76 | 38 |
How international rockers used to travel | 40 |
High-flying retiree of 2003 (abbr.) | 35 |
Grounded pointy-nosed plane, briefly | 36 |
Grounded "bird" since 2003 | 36 |
Greg Ginn's of Black Flag's label | 41 |
Former transatlantic plane: Abbr. | 33 |
Former plane in the stratosphere | 32 |
Former Air France fleet component | 33 |
Focus of a July 2000 crash investigation | 40 |
Fast flier that stopped commercial use in 2005 | 46 |
European streaker, once, in brief | 33 |
Craft that last flew in 2003: abbr. | 35 |
Bygone travel option, informally | 32 |
Bygone British Airways plane, briefly | 37 |
Boomer that retired in the early '00s? | 42 |
Black Flag's Greg Ginn's label | 38 |
Aircraft with an ogival delta wing: Abbr. | 41 |
Across-the-Atlantic flier of old, briefly | 41 |
2003 addition to the Museum of Flight | 37 |
"Our Band Could Be Your Life" label | 45 |
"Bird" with a flexible nose | 37 |
"Airport '79" setting | 35 |
"___ Death Flight," 1977 TV film | 42 |
''Airport '79'' craft | 41 |
Astronomical giant with a spectral letter ranking | 49 |
Certain astronomical classification | 35 |
Red giants with zirconium oxide in their spectra | 48 |
Periodical put out by the same parent company | 45 |
They could turn down their noses | 32 |
Temporarily grounded fleet, briefly | 35 |
Transportation for those in a hurry | 35 |
They used to turn down their noses | 34 |
They haven't taken off since 2003 | 37 |
They can break the speed of sound | 33 |
The Concorde fleet, e.g. (abbr.) | 32 |
Stratosphere streakers, for short | 33 |
Planes that routinely flew faster than 768 mi/hr | 48 |
Planes that comprised the Concorde fleet, briefly | 49 |
Planes that comprised the Concorde fleet | 40 |
Part of Air France's fleet until 2003 | 41 |
Out-of-commission cruisers: Abbr. | 33 |
One-time transatlantic speedsters | 33 |
Old trans-Atlantic jets, for short | 34 |
Items for a transportation museum, now | 38 |
Heathrow landers until 2003, briefly | 36 |
Grounded trans-Atlantic fliers, for short | 41 |