[Bearshouse]

In the end the airline is a private business and they can set rules or refuse service. I for one appreciate some civil rules and like that the airline didn’t back down.

[theDentist]

Good point.

[muawiyah]

The airline needs to publish their rules AND arrange the interior of the cabin so that no one needs to push baggage up into overhead racks.

You cannot avoid seeing bare butts on almost every flight.

[Michael.SF.]

In the end the airline is a private business and they can set rules or refuse service.

If that is the case, then they should not have allowed him on the plane.

Sorry, they are wrong on this one.

[raybbr]

In the end the airline is a private business and they can set rules or refuse service. I for one appreciate some civil rules and like that the airline didn’t back down.

I wonder how many women were on that plane with halter tops? Or, men with shorts? Or women with short skirts? Or, boys with sweat pants on?

Where is the dress code for an airline posted?

[muawiyah]

http://hitdanback.com/ has a couple of interesting complaints about USAirways and their dresscode or non-dresscode. The only dresscode they claim is one for non-revenue passage. When it comes to paying passengers there is none ~ or not one I would call a dresscode. There are numerous websites saying there’s no dresscode for any of the airlines EXCEPT non-rev.

[ml/nj]

In the end the airline is a private business and they can set rules or refuse service.

Yeah. And we're told that it is the airlines that request genital screening of particular passengers. All I can say to that is a big BS.

ML/NJ