This is a non-issue blown way out of preportion...by the flight attendant and the girl.

Yeah, I don't agree with Southwest at all.

 

I don't either, but they have that right.

I hope that flight attendent gets fired.

I hope that flight attendent gets fired.

Do you get fired from your job for adhering to policy that your company has?

 

Good logic.

Private golf courses can have dress code policies. Private airlines can, too. Nobody is making her fly on their plane

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Can't figure out why this is even a question. She probably should have been arrested for indecent exposure. Good job Southwest! :ylsuper:

Here's my thing- was this policy written anywhere? I went to their website and looked around for a little while and didn't read anything. Besides, her outfit is nothing worse than you would see in a day at the mall (or even sometimes schools!).

Southwest has the right to do what they did.

 

I wonder if the show "Airline" (on the A&E network) was taping at the time this happen. Then we could see what really happened.

Here's my thing- was this policy written anywhere? I went to their website and looked around for a little while and didn't read anything. Besides, her outfit is nothing worse than you would see in a day at the mall (or even sometimes schools!).

 

Your right. But Malls and schools should do the same as what Southwest did. You want to cut down on sexual predators, quit letting young girls wear skimpy clothes in public. I bet their pajama's cover more than what they wear in public. So sue Southwest for having morals.

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Can't figure out why this is even a question. She probably should have been arrested for indecent exposure. Good job Southwest! :ylsuper:

 

Did you see what she was wearing? She showed some leg, something a lot of women do from time to time for several different reasons. Would I want my daughter (if I ever have one) wearing it? No, but if she did anyway I'd certainly not put a warrant out for her arrest. It's like shooting a fly with a bazooka.

It wasn't that bad at all. She could have had the window seat in my row... :sssh: :walk:

Did you see what she was wearing? She showed some leg, something a lot of women do from time to time for several different reasons. Would I want my daughter (if I ever have one) wearing it? No, but if she did anyway I'd certainly not put a warrant out for her arrest. It's like shooting a fly with a bazooka.

The problem is, the picture we all saw was after she raised the blouse and lowered the skirt -- which is all she was asked to do.

The problem is, the picture we all saw was after she raised the blouse and lowered the skirt -- which is all she was asked to do.

 

And then given a blanket to cover up more. We don't live in the Middle East. It's ok to show a little skin in the US.

And then given a blanket to cover up more. We don't live in the Middle East. It's ok to show a little skin in the US.

But it's not ok to be ridiculous about it.

But it's not ok to be ridiculous about it.

That outfit is far from ridiculous...

Just for the record, any planes that I pilot adhere to a completely opposite policy.