Airlines to customers: You can't wear that

[33girl]

Originally Posted by Kevin

You don't have a right to free expression in a non-public forum, i.e., an airplane.

Then (as much as it sucks to have to do this) the airlines should probably publish very specific dress codes. Inches above the knee, pictures, etc included.

My question is, who on earth would fly on an A/C plane with all your stuff hanging out? I'd be freezing and miserable.

[amIblue?]

Originally Posted by 33girl

My question is, who on earth would fly on an A/C plane with all your stuff hanging out? I'd be freezing and miserable.

This. Unless I'm traveling on business, it's nice sweats/yoga pants, a t shirt, and a hoodie. (comfort+layers for warmth)

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by amIblue?

yoga pants, a t shirt, and a hoodie. (comfort+layers for warmth)

This is literally my airplane uniform. I wear this combo each and every time I fly!

[CutiePie2000]

Originally Posted by 33girl

My question is, who on earth would fly on an A/C plane with all your stuff hanging out? I'd be freezing and miserable.

That, and also, airplanes are freaking filthy and dirty. Yeah, I'm being a germaphobe, but airplanes are dirty, like-"the bathroom floor of that gas station where Britney Spears walked barefoot during her meltdown of a few years' past"-dirty.

Why...would you want your skin touch any more of those filthy surfaces than you have to? GROSS!!

Originally Posted by 33girl

Then (as much as it sucks to have to do this) the airlines should probably publish very specific dress codes. Inches above the knee, pictures, etc included.

I agree with you, 100%. The airlines need to be specific and to manage expectations. If you give an inch, they'll take a mile. And I don't understand people who wear shirts on the plane with profanity on them...hello, there are children in the airport, if not on your plane. Inappropriate, much?