Passenger too sexy for Southwest Airlines (LUV): Miniskirt gets waitress tossed

I agree with Richie. Nothing wrong with what she was wearing but they did skirt (no pun intended) the issue of whether or not she was wearing panties.

well, this is to funny. I was just on a NW flight from Ithaca Ny, when a hippy type woman about 40 years old was wearing a sweater vest, no bra and had NEVER shaved under her arms got a seat on the plane. Ha and her daughter was just as dirty as she was!!! For at least 10 minutes she played with the air vent exposing this site..I would have rather seen someones body parts without hair as to have witnessed this site!!! it was offensive and so was the smell......

How about a backshot of her bending over to pass the
tray or a drink to the window seat.

How about you know whose no panty shot.

How about the male "Bush" basher that was escorted
off a plane.

What you do on your own time is one thing, what you
do on a commercial airline where hundreds of people with all kinds of faiths, politics and sensitivites are captive in seats for an hour or hours , and whose legs
are cramped, and the only way you can be guaranteed
one armrest is if you sit on the aisle.

I'm so tired of the "in your face" people who have no
capacity to be sensitive to others.

Remember the old saying, your rights stop at the end
of my nose. If not, that's what laws are made for.

Who designated Southwest as the fashion police? It seems there is no standard policy with the airlines,it's just whatever a particular attendant takes offense to. No wonder the airline industry is going under. They are their own worse enemy.

Ever watch that series "Airline"? It's real people being handled very badly in most cases by Southwest.
Handicapped peole especially are targeted for rude and demeaning klanguage and conduct by this carriers
employees.
I am handicaped and even though it is a direct flight for me to visit my grandkids on Southwest I will not fly them they really need to improve their people skills and back off when it comes to telling people how the dress and definetly improve how they treat the handicapped.

I am going to assume that...and I could be wrong....Linda Hess is either one, two or all 3 of the following.....ugly, fat or old.

She should not have been let back on the plane once they made the decision. Weakens the position of SW.

How can people comment on a situation the facts of which they ascertain from a few comments. They were not there! Just shows how willing people are to take any fragments of a situation and use it to support whatever their point of view is. Used to be called Mob rule instead of the rule of decorum and decency and respect for societal mores.

There seems to be an alarming trend of complete intolerance to other people's preferences. She looks just fine. "Decency" and "appropriateness" are very subjective and I find imposing your will on someone doing nothing wrong far more offensive than what she is wearing. I can't help but believe that jealousy by someone not able to wear that type of clothing played a large part in this problem.

Who is going to be the morality judge on what people can
wear?Damn, I
thought I lived in America, home of the free,If you don't like what
she is wearing, go to the Middle East where you can tell women what
to wear or kill them if they don't do as you say. Cause you have
morals.

I'm a 54-year-old grandmother and I saw nothing wrong with her outfit. I wish I could wear that outfit, and when I get back in shape, maybe I will; but I know which airline I WON'T be flying.

I'd rather sit next to her than some 400 lb. obese person who's fat rolls are spilling over into my seat.

Oh my goodness.....she wears less when she is working at Hooters and that isn't a big deal! Seems like some Southwest employee was in a snit that day. Really, quit picking on passenger's clothes and serve some peanuts!

Next people will be escorted off planes for their hair color, or because someone thinks they are to over or under weight...How sad.

First off, Keith must be queer as a football bat, and probably felt threatened. Secondly, the young lady is lovely, with great legs, and shouldn't be embarassed for showing them off. However, I would have understood if they had asked her to change to closed-toe shoes. Whew, ugly feet!

Ron and s, your both idiots or cave people. Slap!!

I personally don't see how they can remove someone for being dressed in that outfit. Although, I think she is much too attractive to have to dress like that to attract attention. Sexy and high class is always better.

I think they should enforce appropiate dress codes. And her mother said 99 percent of 23 year olds that can dress ludely do. That is a load of bull crap. I'm 24 and I would never dress like a dirty tramp and would expect to be treated like one if I did.

ok thats a stupid reason to kick someone off a plane. that skirt isnt even that bad! u should see the girls at my school!! shield your eyes!!! lol jk

So...Lets see;

No talkative infants
No overweight passangers
No passangers that don't meet some unknown
executive's dress code
No passangers that talk back to a flight crew member (no matter how badly they're being treated)

Sounds exactly like an industry that's in trouble & needs to increase it's customer base.
It's just another example of the end of customer service in this country.

I didn't see anything wrong with her clothing you are a beautiful girl if you got it flaunt it.............i would