Spirit Airlines has implemented a new in-flight dress code policy, unveiled Wednesday, that prohibits passengers from wearing revealing clothing or displaying offensive tattoos. The changes, detailed in the airline’s updated Contract of Carriage, aim to ensure a more “comfortable” environment for all travelers. Under the new rules, passengers are barred from wearing see-through clothing, exposing private areas, or displaying body art deemed lewd, obscene, or offensive. The airline notes that by purchasing a ticket, passengers agree to comply with these terms, making adherence mandatory. The announcement follows an October incident that drew significant public attention.
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