Spirit Airlines has implemented a new policy banning passengers from wearing explicit or revealing clothing, such as exposed private parts or sheer apparel, as well as banning barefoot passengers. Other major US airlines like United,

A major airline has updated its contract of carriage, specifying that tattoos and certain types of clothing which could be considered offensive might get you bumped from the flight. On Jan. 22, Spirit Airlines posted an amended carriage contract to its website which includes a notable revised

According to Spirit, guests who don't adhere to the clothing policy could be denied boarding or asked to leave the aircraft.

Folks looking forward to spring getaways and summer vacations, may want to take their tattoos and style of dress into account when looking to book a plane ticket. Especially if they are planning to fly with Spirit Airlines.

The budget airline updated its contract agreement with customers to prohibit inadequate clothing, bare feet and offensive attire or tattoos.

Spirit Airlines’ policy update sparks debate about whether airlines can dictate what passengers wear on flights.

Passengers may not be allowed to board Spirit Airlines flights if their tattoos or clothes are deemed “offensive,” according to an updated contract between travelers and carriers. Airline officials updated Spirit’s contract of carriage on Wednesday,

Spirit Airlines is getting stricter about its dress code. Why it matters: The company updated its passenger "contract of carriage" on Thursday to include examples of the clothing– or lack thereof – that is forbidden.