Please keep your clothes on.
Spirit Airlines has updated its terms of carriage to prohibit obscene and offensive fashion choices towards passengers.
The low-cost airline quietly made a policy change on Wednesday to combat a trend of provocatively dressed passengers that has come under fire at the expense of spirit.
of new rules It explicitly outlaws a number of “vulgar” offenses, such as firing a customer for wearing a crappy outfit before the plane takes off.
Among the new rules barring passengers from boarding are those who are barefoot or “wearing inappropriate clothing.”
The terms and conditions of carriage document lists examples of near nudity, such as “see-through clothing” and “transparent clothing.” Not covered enough. Exposed breasts, buttocks, or other private parts. ”
Customers whose “clothing or articles, including body art, are of an obscene, indecent or offensive nature” will also be removed from the aircraft, the document added.
Under the new rules, passengers with tattoos could be ejected if airline employees determine they violate the spirit of non-offensive rules.
Last week, a Texas father was fined for wearing clothing deemed “indecent.”
I got on a plane last week because of his obscene sweatshirt. Facebook / John Garcia Jr.
John Calcia Jr., 43, was flying from Los Angeles to San Antonio and was wearing a hoodie with “FVCK HATE WORLD TOUR” written on the front and back.
Some Spirit Airlines staff members clutched their pearls upon hearing these words.
“It was a complete surprise,” Garcia told the San Antonio Express-News. “It's like, 'Hey, are you serious?'”
Airline staff ordered the Texan father of four to remove his “offensive” hoodie due to “obscene language,” but he ultimately complied. It was a waste. Garcia was eventually escorted from the plane.
During the altercation, which was captured on video, Garcia asked a Spirit Airlines flight attendant if his attire violated policy.
Back in October, two female passengers were removed from a Spirit Airlines flight for wearing crop tops.
crop top. Instagram / @teresa_aroundtheworld
Teresa and Tara were flying from Los Angeles to New Orleans when a male Spirit Airlines employee pointed out that their cropped white tank tops were too revealing.
The two would-be travelers disputed the insistent airline employee's claims, but were ultimately kicked off the plane without receiving a refund.
Spirit Airlines did not respond to The Post's request for comment by press time.
