She was told by the airline that she was dressed "inappropriately" -- and wouldn't be allowed to fly unless she buttoned up.
Huffington Post - A woman named Avital has contacted the blog Jezebel to share a tale of Southwest Airlines and its alleged dress code.
Avital, who asked that her last name be withheld, told the site that she boarded a 6 a.m. flight from Las Vegas to New Yorkwearing a cotton dress, flannel shirt and scarf. The dress was a bit revealing, and she was told by the airline that she was dressed "inappropriately" -- and wouldn't be allowed to fly unless she buttoned up her flannel shirt to cover her cleavage. (Click over to Jezebel.com to see an image provided by the woman of her outfit.)
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