Spirit Airlines Faces Backlash for Removing Women Over Crop Tops

Three women, including a mother with a toddler, were removed from a Spirit Airlines flight for wearing crop tops, sparking controversy over the airline's dress code policies.

Tara Kehidi and Teresa Araujo were asked to leave a Spirit Airlines flight from Los Angeles to New Orleans after removing their sweaters, revealing crop tops.
A fellow passenger, Carla Hager, who was also wearing a crop top, supported the women and was removed from the flight along with her toddler.
The women claim they were not shown a dress code policy and were treated unfairly, despite offering to put their sweaters back on.
Spirit Airlines stated that their contract of carriage allows them to deny boarding to passengers who are inadequately clothed but did not specify crop tops in their policy.
The incident, captured on video and shared on social media, has prompted Spirit Airlines to investigate the matter further.