People in the Permian Basin aren’t afraid to drive long distances but Texas is so big that sometimes it makes better sense to fly.

Flying may be the quickest way to travel but it can be tiresome. Most people dress for comfort for a day of travel. There is usually a lot of walking involved and sometimes running, so wearing uncomfortable shoes would be a horrible choice.

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Dressing for comfort is one thing but I have seen some outlandish things at the airport. Like people walking around barefoot or seeing-through tops, I can see why some airlines would want to enforce a dress code.

SPIRIT AIRLINES DRESS CODE

A contract from Spirit dated January 22, 2025, is enforcing their dress code standards. The airline points out that if customers aren’t following their dress code they can be asked to leave the plane. Some examples of what isn’t allowed are see-through clothes, being barefoot, private parts not covered properly, and anything on a person considered lewd. The last example includes clothes and tattoos.

BUT TO WHAT EXTENT?

In October of 2024, two women from Califonia were asked to leave a Spirit flight for wearing crop tops.

Spirit has all guests agree to their Contract of Carriage when they make their reservations for their flights, which includes clothing standards for all guests.

I agree that there should be some type of dress code on flights. The issue is how it will be enforced and will every flight staff enforce it the same. Hopefully, Spirit Airlines staff get the proper training on the dress code and how to handle customers being asked to get off their flight.

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