Spirit Airlines Kicks Woman Off Flight for "Ghetto" Outfit, Sister Arrested

Spirit Airlines Passenger Denied Boarding

• ✈️ A passenger, Tasia Grayer, was denied boarding on a Spirit Airlines flight from Miami to Chicago due to her outfit.
• 🩳 She was told her shorts were too short, resembling "grandma panties" and underwear, and was asked to leave the gate area.
• 👚 Grayer was wearing a Versace robe over her shorts, which she stated was to cover up, but the airline argued that if a robe is needed, the outfit is inappropriate.

Escalation and Arrest

• 🗣️ A verbal altercation ensued between Grayer and the airline staff, with Grayer insisting her shorts were regular airport attire.
• 🚨 Grayer's sister, Jessica Cordlesi, became involved in the dispute and was subsequently arrested for disorderly conduct.
• 🚫 Both sisters were eventually denied boarding, with Grayer being placed on a no-fly list by the airline.

Spirit Airlines' Response

• 📜 Spirit Airlines issued a statement indicating the guest was not in compliance with their contract of carriage and refused to comply when given an opportunity.
• 😠 The airline stated the guest and their travel companion were denied boarding due to disruptive behavior.
• ✈️ The sisters were able to board another flight with a different airline to return to Chicago.

Commentary on Attire and Behavior

• 🤨 The hosts and commenters expressed strong opinions that Grayer's outfit was "ghetto," "ratchet," and inappropriate for public spaces like an airport.
• 🤷 Some suggested that Grayer was aware her attire was inappropriate, citing the use of the robe as evidence.
• 💰 It was suggested that Spirit Airlines might be enforcing stricter dress codes to improve its image and potentially deter certain types of passengers.