Spirit Airlines Faces Backlash After Women Removed for Wearing Crop Tops

Two passengers claim they were unfairly ejected from a flight, sparking debate over airline dress codes and alleged discrimination.

Tara Kehidi and Teresa Araujo were removed from a Spirit Airlines flight for wearing crop tops after initially boarding with sweaters.
A male flight attendant reportedly instructed the women to cover up, citing the airline's clothing standards, but did not provide specific policy details.
The women, along with a mother and her toddler, were escorted off the plane despite passenger support and offers to put their sweaters back on.
Spirit Airlines' Contract of Carriage mentions clothing standards but lacks specific guidelines on midriff-baring tops, leading to claims of inconsistent enforcement.
The incident has prompted discussions about potential legal action and accusations of sexism and discrimination against the airline.