Yobz

If that's what happened then she's right to get money. ... was the guy thinking? There's a difference between enforcing a dress code and sexual assault.

obscure2k

Moving thread to the JetBlue Forum.
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zombietooth

I too dress with my own personal safety in mind: Lightweight Kevlar body armor and Doc Marten's steel-toed boots, and always carry a Surefire combat light with strike bezel because you never know, you might have to fight off crazed ex-models in short shorts with no panties on! ----"The horror.... The horror."

N830MH

She wasn't wearing a long shorts or pants, too. She did not have enforcing to followed the airline dress code. She should have respected from airlines policy and not try to kick her out of the aircraft. She would be banned flying on JetBlue. She have to change the dress in the lavatory or terminals restroom.

N830MH

Right. Lets captain & FO is doing their jobs for flying on the commercial airplanes. he is charges and not a passengers. He have to take his responsible for the behaviors on passengers aircraft. If he & she aren't allowed to flying on JetBlue. Supervisor should have keep aware of those passengers behavior. If you see someone who not have appropriate clothes. skirts is not permitted. panties is prohibited. They should have to wear a long short and not try to wear a small panties. This is zero tolerance policy. All passengers have to followed the airline dress code.

Yes, the captain is made a decision to remove her off the aircraft. He have a right things to do. He have to remove her off the plane. Captain is a charges and not a passengers. If he ask you to leave from the aircraft. You aren't allowed to flying during the day. If she & he have to change the clothes in the terminals restroom or lavatory. If they have escorted off the aircraft.

LondonElite

Interesting...I could go both ways on this one.

On the one hand, who cares what anyone is wearing? If she feels comfortable looking like a crack-whore then it's her business. It sort of proves the point that all these 'slut-walks' are ill-fated; expect to be treated based on the way you present yourself.

On the other hand, since many/most people these days have no clue how to dress properly and force others to look at their sorry excuse for presentation, maybe the captain was right to set some standards.

Finally, how does putting a radio between her legs let anyone see better???

nsx

Based on the media's handling of past incidents, I am confident that there will turn out to be more to this story, and that the additional information will reflect poorly on the passenger.

ByrdluvsAWACO

I have no problem with poorly dressed people being removed from the plane. ^^ to the staff.

Like my grandmother always said. "Dress like a bum and expect to be treated like a bum"

icydog

As long as she was dressed it was nobody's business what she wore, especially the pilot's.

saneman

I have no problem with some discretion in dress code. But the captain should have considered the welfare of the other passengers. His conduct led to a lot of inconvenience to the other passengers who did nothing wrong. Maybe Jetblue needs to have ticket or gate agents warn passengers if they come dressed like crack hos and give the passenger some time to adjust and not bring any drama onto the aircraft.

xerenthar

guess they are learning from their TSA overlords...

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/...ff_flight.html

SATTSO

What does this have to do with TSA? Oh, nothing.

Mods will be by shortly to close it down.

mandarappmath

Congratulations Jet Blue You are now one step closer to bankruptcy!

bluenotesro

Coming soon to TSA

Gotta take off your panties cos you can hide weapons in them plus gives them easier access to, ahem, well...you know...

Cavity searches not far behind.

thadocta

Where is it written that TS/S is purely related to TSA?

In your dreams, smurf.

Dave