scheduled
/ˈʃɛdjuːld
/adjective
1Included in or planned according to a schedule: the bus makes one scheduled thirty-minute stop...
- Previously scheduled mainland expansion plans had been put on hold because of the Sars outbreak last year.
- It does not have a certification test or scheduled training plan.
- But for now she wished only to remain to the scheduled plan and not think about the future with or without him.
1.1(Especially of an airline or flight) relating to or forming part of a regular service rather than specially chartered: depart London by scheduled flight for Delhi the scheduled fare...
- The airport is used by holiday charter airlines and has scheduled flights to Aberdeen and Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
- In 2002, the first scheduled airline flights began to Lewis.
- There are regular scheduled flights to the island by light aircraft, from Dar es Salaam or the nearby Selous.
2British (Of a building or other historic monument) included in a list for legal preservation and protection.The loss of parkland and threats to historic farm buildings and scheduled monuments suggest many cherished aspects of the region's character are at risk....
- Historic Scotland had managed to have the old castle listed as a scheduled monument, which makes it extremely difficult to convert it for private or commercial use.
- The city walls include a number of scheduled monuments and listed buildings, including the ruins of St Mary's Abbey and St Olave's Church, which is still in use.