Muscatine

You've probably heard about the young woman who was almost kicked off a Southwest Airlines flight because she was dressed too provocatively.

Your thoughts? Have you seen the outfit?

In my opinion, because SW Airlines does not really have a dress code, they should have let it go. Would I let my daughter out of the house in a skirt that short? Probably not, but I've seen much more revealing outfits at the park, at Applebee's, and I've seen skirts that short, believe it or not, at church and at the high-school.

Anyway, just wondered what people thought of this. For me?...I think SW Airlines is not the Moral Majority Of The Skies. If they expect passengers to dress in a certain way, then it should be made known before a passenger is seated on their flight.

Your thoughts?


Lil

craziness!!

Actually, Lil, I believe that SWA does have a customer dress code, but regardless, this is a joke. If you saw the same pictures of her as I did, there was no abundant cleavage showing(she had a sweater on, for cryin' out loud), and her skirt wasn't even that short. Sitting down it was barely above mid-thigh.
I wish I would have been on that plane. When the ONE and ONLY one passenger complained, I would have volunteered to switch seats, sat next to her under the blanket they made her cover up with, ordered some cocktails and had a great flight!!

The ''moralists'' in this country are really starting to get on my nerves.

SV...

Southwest does NOT have a dress code.

Being the perfectionist that I am, I called and asked.

Evidently, you can board one of their planes in a bathing suit, but not in the outfit Ms. Ebbert was wearing.

Notice to DF

No, you CANNOT wear that outfit on SW airlines, either.