No shoes, no service when passengers board a Spirit Airlines flight

Spirit Airlines customers are required to don non-provocative clothing that does not expose “breasts, rear or other private parts” when aboard the low-cost carrier, according to new standards announced this week.

The Florida-based carrier updated its “contract of carriage” Wednesday with updated language covering passenger appearance.

A customer may be removed from the flight if they are “barefoot or inadequately clothed (ie, cut-off clothing; not adequately covered; exposed breasts, buttocks, or other private parts) or whose clothing or article, including body art, is cruel, indecent, or offensive in nature, ” according to Pages 9 and 10 they updated standards.

Before Wednesday, the standard was more vague.

Page 9 of the guidance as it appeared on Tuesday, Said only that “barefoot or inadequately clad” passengers and those “whose clothing is ugly, indecent or offensive in nature” could be removed.