Of the Women from Southern California reported that they were kicked off a Spirit Airlines flight heading from Los Angeles to New Orleans for the unknown reason that they were wearing ‘crop tops’that is, short T-shirts that show part of the belly.
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According to a report by The GuardianTara Kehidi and Teresa Araujo boarded the plane normally and, When taking off their coats due to the air conditioning, a male crew member asked them to cover themselves. That sparked an argument that was recorded on social media and led to both of them missing their flight.
According to the victims and other people present on the plane, The Californians’ attire was not inappropriate.to the point that a passenger who was in front of them and saw the whole situation took off her sweater in solidarity.
Everything ended in the worst way, since both Kehidi, Araujo, along with a woman who sympathized with them, They ended up on the plane and missed their flight.. It all happened without anyone receiving any refund from Spirit Airlines.
Finally those affected They had to spend US$1,000 to buy new tickets on Delta Airlines to get to New Orleanswhere they would celebrate Kehidi’s 30th birthday. Both women indicated they are considering legal action against Spirit Airlines.
The response of the airline that removed two women from California for wearing a crop top
According to what was reported The Guardian, Spirit Airlines issued a statement in response to what happened.noting that: “Our Contract of Carriage, a document that all clients accept when making a reservation with us, includes certain dress standards for all passengers. “We are investigating the incident and are in contact with the passengers to learn more details about their experience.”
According to this contract, company passengers can be kicked off their flights if they have “inappropriate, lewd, obscene or offensive” clothing. The problem is that when Kehidi and Araujo requested the dress code, the staff did not give it to them and proceeded to remove them from the flight.
