Airline Passenger Dress Codes?
 

Hmm... I fnd religiously restrictive headwear offensive, so that woman in the burqa and that gentlemen with the yarmulke must leave this flight.

OK, obviously that's an extreme - but given the overly litigious nature of people looking to score a quick profit from a lawsuit... [/shrug]

I dunno... haven't decided which side of this one I'm coming down on yet.

SOURCE.

Fly Naked!

Have you SEEN the average airline passenger?

:o

Thanks, I'd rather walk.

A bit obvious,but the female crew, may have a more casual attire...

Yes, and so has the TSA! :haha:

I think that, if we're subject to patdowns, we should be patted down by members of the TSA whom we find attractive at some level, and should be allowed to pat back.

I have a feeling I will be standing around a long time waiting for one! :haha:

We're the taxpayers. We should mandate the hiring of attractive gropers... er, "agents."

Not really.

Source

Southwest is the airline that kicked a woman off a flight last August, if memory serves, for a skimpy skirt.

Sheesh... OK, I thought it was an extreme example - clearly, I was mistaken.

As to the Southwest Skimpy Skirt Scandal, I think they just asked her to cover up, gave her a blanket, and then the flight proceeded, but I may be mixing up a couple of different articles, too.

In the old days, people dressed up for airline flights. The food was high quality. It was a luxurious experience.

Today, I'd call the experience anything but luxurious.

I think the standard is still good.

Like almost everything else, the Customer Experience is second to the Shareholder Dividends.

saves weight....

Yeah, but everyone'd then be over the "two bag" limit.