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Airport Dress Code: Pajamas Out, Slacks In?
27 Nov
Summary
- Transportation Secretary suggests passengers dress nicer for flights.
- The goal is to revive a perceived 'golden age' of respectful travel.
- Passenger reactions range from agreement to indifference to comfort preference.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has called on air travelers to elevate their airport attire, suggesting a move away from casual wear like pajamas and slippers towards more respectable clothing such as jeans and collared shirts. Duffy hopes this initiative will foster improved passenger conduct and help revive a sense of class in air travel, reminiscent of a bygone 'golden age.'
This suggestion has sparked varied reactions among passengers. While some appreciate the sentiment behind dressing with more care, many prioritize personal comfort, particularly on longer flights or in economy class. Opinions suggest that individual preferences and the type of flight can heavily influence one's choice of clothing.
Beyond dress code, Secretary Duffy is also encouraging passengers to adopt a more helpful and positive attitude towards fellow travelers. These combined efforts are envisioned as key components in ushering in a new era of more pleasant and respectful air journeys for everyone.
