U.S. Transportation Department Issues Warning Over "Disrespectful" Clothing In Airports Ahead Of Thanksgiving Travel

TheTravel·Nov 22

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The US Transportation Department has issued a warning about wearing "disrespectful" clothing in airports ahead of Thanksgiving travel. There are reports of some airlines and airports considering or enforcing dress code policies, with at least one airline having a policy in place. The warning and potential dress code enforcement have drawn mixed reactions from travelers and the public.

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