re: Delta passenger removed from flight for not wearing a bra

I'm just going to put this here.....

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Delta does not have an official dress code for travellers.

However, under its domestic contract of carriage, the airline reserves the right to refuse or deplane travelers when “the passenger’s conduct, attire, hygiene or odor creates an unreasonable risk of offense or annoyance to other passengers.”

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Also

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“It is Delta’s policy to remove anyone in revealing clothes from the aircraft,” she claims to have been told “I will allow you to stay on the plane, if you put your jacket on”.

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So, she 100% had a decision to make at that point and could have fully and ultimately decided the outcome of the situation.

Good luck with your frivolous lawsuit...

I can smell the stinky under arms from here.

You're under arrest, Madonna.

I say, moments like this help fortify my gratitude for our lavish lifestyle and avoidance of commercial flights.

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Lots of responses here that seem to agree with suppressing freedoms of attire.

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Delta is a private company and can do what they please on their equipment

That bitch cray