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• “I was basically wearing a corset, I was more clothed than like half of the plane, cause it’s like 103 degrees out so everyone’s wearing shorts and tank tops,” she explained in the caption Hot
  
  for the comfort or safety of such Passenger or other Passengers and Crew Members“, then mentions “Persons who are barefoot” or “have an offensive odor” Hot
  
  Some - mainly US carriers - have a “conditions of carriage” set of terms and conditions that includes dress code requirements for passengers, but many do not Hot
  
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  In January, a former Miss Universe, Olivia Culpo, was allegedly told to cover up by American Airlines staff, or risk being unable to board her flight to Cabo San Lucas in Mexico Hot
  
  For what?” she marvelled Hot
  
  ”The Independent has contacted Southwest Airlines for comment Hot
  
  “Hey friends just got pulled off a @SouthwestAir flight bc I advocated for a young woman being shamed and harassed by an employee for wearing a tank top that was deemed too revealing,” she said Hot
  
  ” ”Basically @SouthwestAir slut shamed a young woman of colour for wearing a tank top they deemed offensive, forced her to wear a company issued sweater, removed me for questioning their misogynistic policy, exercised a double standard when enforcing an alleged offensive attire rule Hot
  
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  She was defended by a woman sitting nearby, who was then removed from the flight Hot
  
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  Yup that tracks Hot
  
  A bystander confirmed the incident had taken place before the Southwest flight took off, at California’s Sacramento Airport Hot
  
  It also reserves the right to refuse to carry passengers “Engaging in lewd, obscene, or patently offensive behavior, including wearing clothes that are lewd, obscene, or patently offensive” Hot
  
  ”She says the flight attendant went to get her a spare jumper to wear over the top Hot
  
  ”According to Ms Bobadilla, the flight attendant said: “She is wearing a corset and this is a family company Hot
  
  Each airline worldwide is able to determine its own dress code Hot
  
  I reached out to her and I want to send her flowers Hot
  
  “[The] employee became defensive when I asked about what rules the young woman was breaking Hot
  
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  Meanwhile, the woman who was deplaned, Melinna Bobadilla, tweeted about the incident at length Hot
  
  Recommended‘Shut up or get out’: Hoyle throws Scottish MPs out of Commons for independence protestWill I have to wear a face mask on holiday this year?Kicked off a flight for wearing a crop top: why are airlines still so conservative?For example, Southwest Airlines’ code of conduct states: “The Carrier may refuse to transport, or remove from the aircraft at any point, any Passenger in any of the circumstances listed below Hot
  
  “If it wasn’t for this lady, my angel, I love her Hot
  
  ”To the airlines, she said: “F**k you, Southwest Hot
  
  “Anyway this lady sticks up for me - respectfully - sticks up for me to this employee, and then ends up getting kicked off Hot
  
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  @SouthwestAir is steamy, stale trash Hot
  
  RecommendedSchoolboy almost dies from swallowing magnets for TikTok challengeWoman shares honest review of New York City apartment TikTok mom slammed after making 5-year-old son run in 104 degree heat“So some lady taps on my shoulder and says ‘Do you have a jacket or something? You need to cover up Hot
  
  ”She summarised: “The raggedy folks at @SouthwestAir in Sacramento disrespected two women of colour, endangered one by needlessly calling the cops, and went out of their way to protect a conservative white man Hot
  
  Meanwhile, in September 2021, a US woman accused Alaska Airlines of harassment after she was removed from a flight for wearing an outfit the flight attendant deemed “inappropriate” Hot
  
  Some people find it offensive Hot
  
  Singer Jacy, who posts as @MaybeJacy, posted a video saying, “Bro I got dress coded on a flight?”“Are we in high school? Are you upset about my shoulders?” She included footage of her clothing, which was a coral corset-style top and khaki cargo pants or shorts Hot
  
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  It was so embarrassing literally being slut-shamed in front of everybody Hot
  
  ”In a follow-up video, Jacy gave more detail, saying: “I was literally going to cry, I was about to cry Hot
  
  A TikTok star has slammed Southwest Airlines for “slut shaming” her after she was told to cover up her outfit on a flight Hot
  
  In recent years there have been a spate of cases where airline staff have deemed a passenger’s clothing - usually a woman’s - “inappropriate”, resulting in them either being kicked off their flight or forced to cover up Hot
  
  
  
  “Hey friends just got pulled off a @SouthwestAir flight bc I advocated for a young woman being shamed and harassed by an employee for wearing a tank top that was deemed too revealing,” she said Hot
  
  for the comfort or safety of such Passenger or other Passengers and Crew Members“, then mentions “Persons who are barefoot” or “have an offensive odor” Hot
  
  Some people find it offensive Hot
  
  Each airline worldwide is able to determine its own dress code Hot
  
  Go out of business already Hot
  
  For what?” she marvelled Hot
  
  It was so embarrassing literally being slut-shamed in front of everybody Hot
  
  “Anyway this lady sticks up for me - respectfully - sticks up for me to this employee, and then ends up getting kicked off Hot
  
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  RecommendedSchoolboy almost dies from swallowing magnets for TikTok challengeWoman shares honest review of New York City apartment TikTok mom slammed after making 5-year-old son run in 104 degree heat“So some lady taps on my shoulder and says ‘Do you have a jacket or something? You need to cover up Hot
  
  It also reserves the right to refuse to carry passengers “Engaging in lewd, obscene, or patently offensive behavior, including wearing clothes that are lewd, obscene, or patently offensive” Hot
  
  ” ”Basically @SouthwestAir slut shamed a young woman of colour for wearing a tank top they deemed offensive, forced her to wear a company issued sweater, removed me for questioning their misogynistic policy, exercised a double standard when enforcing an alleged offensive attire rule Hot
  
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  I reached out to her and I want to send her flowers Hot
  
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  ”The Independent has contacted Southwest Airlines for comment Hot
  
  “If it wasn’t for this lady, my angel, I love her Hot
  
  Yup that tracks Hot
  
  ”She says the flight attendant went to get her a spare jumper to wear over the top Hot
  
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  ”According to Ms Bobadilla, the flight attendant said: “She is wearing a corset and this is a family company Hot
  
  A TikTok star has slammed Southwest Airlines for “slut shaming” her after she was told to cover up her outfit on a flight Hot
  
  Meanwhile, in September 2021, a US woman accused Alaska Airlines of harassment after she was removed from a flight for wearing an outfit the flight attendant deemed “inappropriate” Hot
  
  ”To the airlines, she said: “F**k you, Southwest Hot
  
  “[The] employee became defensive when I asked about what rules the young woman was breaking Hot
  
  Meanwhile, the woman who was deplaned, Melinna Bobadilla, tweeted about the incident at length Hot
  
  “I was basically wearing a corset, I was more clothed than like half of the plane, cause it’s like 103 degrees out so everyone’s wearing shorts and tank tops,” she explained in the caption Hot
  
  She was defended by a woman sitting nearby, who was then removed from the flight Hot
  
  ”She summarised: “The raggedy folks at @SouthwestAir in Sacramento disrespected two women of colour, endangered one by needlessly calling the cops, and went out of their way to protect a conservative white man Hot
  
  In recent years there have been a spate of cases where airline staff have deemed a passenger’s clothing - usually a woman’s - “inappropriate”, resulting in them either being kicked off their flight or forced to cover up Hot
  
  Some - mainly US carriers - have a “conditions of carriage” set of terms and conditions that includes dress code requirements for passengers, but many do not Hot
  
  A bystander confirmed the incident had taken place before the Southwest flight took off, at California’s Sacramento Airport Hot
  
  @SouthwestAir is steamy, stale trash Hot
  
  ”In a follow-up video, Jacy gave more detail, saying: “I was literally going to cry, I was about to cry Hot
  
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  In January, a former Miss Universe, Olivia Culpo, was allegedly told to cover up by American Airlines staff, or risk being unable to board her flight to Cabo San Lucas in Mexico Hot
  
  Singer Jacy, who posts as @MaybeJacy, posted a video saying, “Bro I got dress coded on a flight?”“Are we in high school? Are you upset about my shoulders?” She included footage of her clothing, which was a coral corset-style top and khaki cargo pants or shorts Hot
  
  Recommended‘Shut up or get out’: Hoyle throws Scottish MPs out of Commons for independence protestWill I have to wear a face mask on holiday this year?Kicked off a flight for wearing a crop top: why are airlines still so conservative?For example, Southwest Airlines’ code of conduct states: “The Carrier may refuse to transport, or remove from the aircraft at any point, any Passenger in any of the circumstances listed below Hot