Spirit Airlines Implements Stricter Dress Code and Tattoo Policy

Passengers may now be denied boarding or removed from flights for wearing revealing clothing or displaying offensive tattoos under updated guidelines.

Spirit Airlines updated its contract of carriage on January 22, 2025, to include detailed restrictions on attire and body art deemed inappropriate or offensive.
The policy specifies bans on see-through clothing, exposed private parts, and tattoos considered lewd, obscene, or offensive.
Passengers violating the dress code may be denied boarding, removed from flights, and will not be eligible for refunds.
The update follows past incidents, including two women removed from a flight in October 2024 for wearing crop tops, which went viral and drew public attention.
Critics highlight concerns about vague enforcement criteria, while Spirit aims to ensure a family-friendly environment and minimize ambiguity in passenger expectations.