"No revealing outfits!"U.S. airline forced out of plane [Anchor Report]

This time, it's a story from overseas.

It's news that a low-cost U.S. airline forced female passengers to get off because they wore exposed costumes.

On the 4th, two female passengers were kicked out on a Spirit Airlines flight from Los Angeles to New Orleans for wearing crop tops, or clothes that reveal their stomachs.

The passengers wore thin cardigans over crop tops at the time and took them off because the cabin was hot, but a male flight attendant approached and said, "Cover yourself. He claimed that he demanded to wear something.

Asked to show the airline's dress code, he was denied, and after a scuffle, he said he would put his clothes back on, but he said it was "too late" and let him get off the plane just before departure.

Another flight reservation or refund request was also rejected, so I had to pay 1.35 million won to purchase another flight,
Other female passengers who sided with the
passengers had to get off with their accompanying baby.

Asked by U.S. local media about the incident, the airline reportedly said, "All customers must follow the contract of carriage when booking services," adding, "The airline's contract of carriage states that passengers dressed inappropriately, obscenely or obscenely may be denied boarding."

Internet users who heard the news,

"That's wild?" he said, pointing out that the airline should have given specific criteria,
There was also a voice saying, "In public places, you must follow the instructions of the flight attendants."