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Spirit Airlines Passengers Allegedly Kicked Off Plane For Wearing Crop Tops: "Treated Like Criminals"
Teresa Araujo took to social media to share her side of the story, posting a series of videos recounting the events leading up to her and her friend Tara Kehidi's removal from the Spirit Airlines flight.
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Pakistan Airlines' 'Wear Underwear' Dress Code. Then, A Clarification
A red-faced Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) was forced to issue a clarification on Friday after the state-owned carrier received much flak for its bizarre dress code for its cabin crew.
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No Tight, Revealing Clothes, Please! Saudia Airlines' Diktat For Flyers
Saudia Airlines, Saudi Arabia's national carrier has enforced a strict new dress code for people flying with them. The airline, on its website, requested its guests to 'abide' by the dress code in order to not offend or cause discomfort to other passengers because of their clothes.
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Indian Couple Launches Malaysia's First Shariah-Compliant Islamic Airline
An Indian couple has launched Malaysia's first Islamic airline - offering Shariah compliant services including prayers before take-off, no on-flight serving of alcohol or meals with pork and a strict dress code for female flight attendants.
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Spirit Airlines Passengers Allegedly Kicked Off Plane For Wearing Crop Tops: "Treated Like Criminals"
Teresa Araujo took to social media to share her side of the story, posting a series of videos recounting the events leading up to her and her friend Tara Kehidi's removal from the Spirit Airlines flight.
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Pakistan Airlines' 'Wear Underwear' Dress Code. Then, A Clarification
A red-faced Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) was forced to issue a clarification on Friday after the state-owned carrier received much flak for its bizarre dress code for its cabin crew.
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No Tight, Revealing Clothes, Please! Saudia Airlines' Diktat For Flyers
Saudia Airlines, Saudi Arabia's national carrier has enforced a strict new dress code for people flying with them. The airline, on its website, requested its guests to 'abide' by the dress code in order to not offend or cause discomfort to other passengers because of their clothes.
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Indian Couple Launches Malaysia's First Shariah-Compliant Islamic Airline
An Indian couple has launched Malaysia's first Islamic airline - offering Shariah compliant services including prayers before take-off, no on-flight serving of alcohol or meals with pork and a strict dress code for female flight attendants.
