| EJECTORSEAT | Flying jet, so create a form of escape (7,4) |
| INFLIGHT | Like aircraft meal or magazine at home - form of escape |
| ROUST | Drive away, restricting speed initially, then create a stir (5) |
| EJECTORSEATS | They discharge travellers from jet so a secret's kept scrambled (7,5) |
| EXECRATE | Curse old flame, then create trouble (8) |
| INTEGRAL | Whole jumbo jet then ends up south of island (8) |
| HAVETHEJITTERS | Flying jet that's extremely huge, I've right to be nervous |
| STREAM | Master flying jet (6) |
| GOINTOOVERDRIVE | Turn on the jets, so to speak |
| ADVENTURESS | Daring woman found a means of escape during imprisonment |
| SAFETYVALVE | Criminal travels very far without rights to find means of escape (6,5) |
| STRAWBRIDGE | TV presenter of Escape To The Chateau, Dick _ (11) |
| SSTS | Former fast-flying jets: Abbr. |
| OUTLET | A channel, exit, release, safety valve, vent or other real or figurative means of escape(ism); or, a shop disposing of a producer's goods (6) |
| LOOPHOLE | An arrow-slit or crenel in a castle wall; or, an ambiguity in a contract or law as a means of escape (8) |
| ELOPEMENT | Particular group of people without work making a sort of escape |
| TAKETOFLIGHT | Get a liking for aviation as a means of escape? (4,2,6) |
| SALVATION | Sally finds tax is charged as a means of escape! (9) |
| GETAWAY | Find a means of escape |
| VENT | Adventurer provides a means of escape (4) |
